Man recieves child support payback after 20 years

	posted by Hombre on Wednesday September 10, @11:46AM from the we're-making-progress dept.
	The Times Recorder reports that "Money that Jonathan Sims paid for child support -- for a child that was determined through DNA testing not to be his daughter -- was finally returned to him last week by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services through the Muskingum County Child Support Enforcement Agency"

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Correct me if I'm wrong... (Score:2) by HombreVIII on Wednesday September 10, @12:32PM EST (#1) (User #160 Info) but I believe this is the first time that this has happened. This could be a new precedent.

Re:Correct me if I'm wrong... (Score:2) by frank h on Wednesday September 10, @01:07PM EST (#2) (User #141 Info) If what you say is true, then the press should be all over it, but they won't be. It would be good if we could get his attorney to write a 1000 word article on it to publish here and elsewhere.

How About Expenses? (Score:2) by Luek on Wednesday September 10, @02:49PM EST (#3) (User #358 Info) I wonder if the state will also pay for his attorney's fees and other expenses that were incurred over this 20 year nightmare in hell? A civil suit against the state and the child support collection bastards would be in order for recovering punitive damages for mental anguish and slander of reputation.

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