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A traveling salesman had a "fling" with a married woman and is accused of fathering her 2-year-old daughter.
A traveling salesman had a "fling" with a married woman and is accused of fathering her 2-year-old daughter.
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S6, EP16 "Rogers vs. Green"A woman from Michigan is determined to vindicate her deceased son with the results of a DNA test.
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S6, EP17 "Jones vs. Jones"A New York man questions the paternity of his wife's 4-year-old daughter and undergoes a sperm-analysis test to determine his ability to father a child.
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S6, EP18 "Cotton vs. Pendleton"A Philadelphia mother brings her ex-boyfriend to court to prove that he is the father of her 6-month-old baby girl.
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S6, EP19 "Robinson vs. Smith"A Michigan woman brings her boyfriend to court to prove he is the biological father of her 2-month-old fraternal twins.
Lauren Lake's Paternity Court
S6, EP15 "Hodges vs. Willard"An Alabama man brings his unfaithful ex-fiancée to court, seeking to uncover the truth surrounding the paternity of her 1-month-old baby girl.
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S6, EP14 "Johnson/McIver vs. Davenport"A Georgia man and his new fiancée dispute the paternity of his ex-girlfriend's 3-year-old daughter.
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S6, EP13 "Gower vs. Ducasse"It's an emotional day in Paternity Court when a 24-year-old Missouri man confronts his supposed father for abandoning him after his mother died in a car accident.
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S6, EP12 "Boykin vs. Gulley"Wanting to set himself free from a web of lies, an Alabama man summons his summer fling to court to prove that he is not the father of her 3-month-old child.
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