Legal Question in Civil Litigation in North Carolina

Intentional or negligent infliction of emotional distress is hard to prove and there is not enough evidence here to support your claim. Your claim will have to be supported with medical evidence as to the stress this is causing. However, this is my opinion. If you disagree, then consult with a personal injury attorney to ascertain whether you have a viable claim. I do not handle personal injury law.

Instead of pursuing a claim for emotional distress, why don't you stop playing her game and bring a paternity action against her and compel her to submit herself and the child to DNA testing? That is the only way you are ever going to know for sure. If you are not the father, then she can leave you alone. If you are the father, then the paternity adjudication witll give you grounds to seek visitation with the child and establish a relationship. If the other man is paying child support, he will also have to be involved to see if the child is his or yours. I am sure that he does not want to be supporting your child if the child is in fact yours.

I am not licensed in VA. I suggest that you contact a VA family law attorney to discuss the paternity suit.