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A Georgia woman was thrilled to find out she was having a baby, but her ex claims the woman dropped out of his life long before getting pregnant.
A Georgia woman was thrilled to find out she was having a baby, but her ex claims the woman dropped out of his life long before getting pregnant.
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S5, EP100 "Garrett vs. Boyer"A woman from Philadelphia waits two years to bring her ex-lover to court to prove that he is her daughter's father, but he claims she was having relations with other men.
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S5, EP102 "Hernandez vs. Hernandez"A married couple from Key West, Fla., separated over doubts about paternity, and now the potential father is in court with his new girlfriend and denies fathering his wife's 3-year-old daughter.
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S5, EP98 "Weir vs. Wilson"A Tennessee woman asked her gay best friend to be her son's godfather, but now she's accusing him of getting her pregnant.
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S5, EP96 "Moody vs. Brackins"An Alabama woman admits she was torn between two men and does not know for certain which man fathered her 2-year-old daughter.
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