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A Texas man claims he felt pressured into signing the birth certificate for his girlfriend's baby girl but was recently told he is not her father.
A Texas man claims he felt pressured into signing the birth certificate for his girlfriend's baby girl but was recently told he is not her father.
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S5, EP94 "Luper vs. Downs"A Kentucky man dated a woman he met in church and gave her twins his last name, but he's now in court to find out if he is their biological father.
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S5, EP95 "Parmer vs. Ross"A Georgia woman accuses an Alabama man of fathering her 3-month-old son, but he claims she was also sleeping with another man.
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S5, EP93 "Calhoun vs. Proutt"A Texas man claims he felt pressured into signing the birth certificate for his girlfriend's baby girl but was recently told he is not her father.
Lauren Lake's Paternity Court
S5, EP92 "Robinson/Palmer vs. Rollins"A 24-year-old Georgia woman confronts her mother's former lover in court, but he believes one of his friends is her biological father.
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S5, EP91 "Miles vs. Turner"An Alabama man is ready to face the truth and find out if he is the father of an Arkansas woman, but she believes another man is her dad.
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S5, EP90 "Hicks vs. Smith"An Arkansas man rejects his girlfriend's 3-month-old daughter after hearing rumors that another man is the father.
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