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Paternity Case Marks Progress for Defrauded Father
posted by Matt on 05:32 PM September 7th, 2005
Fatherhood Anonymous User writes "Check out: this story."

MANN received another submission with this story, but the linked-to item has a take on things most of us here on this site would immediately understand. So, here is the second submission:

Anonymous User writes "New Jersey allows a man to sue for restoration of the support he paid for a child that wasn't his. Guess Paternity Fraud doesn't pay in NJ... OR DOES IT?"

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State sanctioned Fraud (Score:1)
by Gang-banged on 07:45 PM September 7th, 2005 EST (#1)
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Surely not . . seems evident the State conspires to assist and reward a deliberate Fraud !

Further, I do not believe there is a Statute-of-limitations on Fraud.
what the heck? (Score:1)
by johnnyp on 09:21 PM September 7th, 2005 EST (#2)
The wife violates her vows of marriage, and dishonors her husband by cheating on him. She then commits fraud against her husband via application for child support during divorce proceedings (she knew the child was not the husbands). During divorce proceedings she commits perjury in court via the fraudulent child support request. Then the woman then gets off scot-free.

Let’s see here – she commits at least two felonies, at least one immoral act, collects a bunch of money as a result criminal behavior, and the penalty is zero!

Sometimes I think the world has gone crazy.

I wonder how many times a year something like this happens. How many poor schmucks are paying child support for someone else’s kid? How many of these schmucks are having to fight for visitation of the child that is not even his?

Re:what the heck? (Score:1)
by johnnyp on 09:23 PM September 7th, 2005 EST (#3)
What does it take for women to have at least the slightest bit of accountability in our society?
Re:what the heck? (Score:1)
by Baniadam on 07:15 AM September 8th, 2005 EST (#4)
Become a man.
Re:what the heck? (Score:1)
by johnnyp on 07:28 AM September 8th, 2005 EST (#5)
I was hoping for a different answer - but you may be right
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