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Two young men from Kansas dated the same woman and appear in court to find out if either of them fathered her 18-month-old baby girl.
Two young men from Kansas dated the same woman and appear in court to find out if either of them fathered her 18-month-old baby girl.
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S5, EP52 "Murray vs. Gerald-Donaldson"Two young men from Kansas dated the same woman and appear in court to find out if either of them fathered her 18-month-old baby girl.
Lauren Lake's Paternity Court
S5, EP53 "Laws vs. Bailey"An Ohio woman lost her high school sweetheart to cancer and held on to the secret that another man could have fathered one or both of her children.
Lauren Lake's Paternity Court
S5, EP54 "Lusk vs. Paige"An angry, grieving mother accuses a young woman of attempting to cash in on her deceased son's insurance policy by claiming he is the father of her 3-year-old daughter.
Lauren Lake's Paternity Court
S5, EP55 "Kennedy vs. Pope"A "friend with benefits" denies paternity of a 3-month-old boy.
Lauren Lake's Paternity Court
S5, EP51 "Jones-Henry vs. Jackson"A former military man comes face to face with the woman he left behind 35 years ago and the daughter she claims he fathered.
Lauren Lake's Paternity Court
S5, EP50 "Dallas vs. Stewart"A Michigan man has to choose between his wife and his mistress and hopes the DNA results will help him make a decision.
Lauren Lake's Paternity Court
S5, EP49 "Allen vs. Toliver"A Georgia woman hopes a DNA test result will end her ex's paternity doubts and motivate him to accept a child who has a serious health issue.
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S5, EP48 "Update 1: You Are the Father"Updates on past guests who learned that they are fathers: who stepped up and who walked out of their children's lives.
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