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Rumors of cheating have a Mississippi man suspicious of the paternity of a child he has raised since birth.
Rumors of cheating have a Mississippi man suspicious of the paternity of a child he has raised since birth.
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S6, EP49 "Amos vs. Johnson Jr."A paternity bombshell is dropped when an Arkansas woman brings her ex-boyfriend to court to prove that he is the biological father of her 2-month-old daughter.
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S6, EP50 "Carmon vs. Carmon"A 27-year marriage is on thin ice because a man from California questions the paternity of his 4-year old daughter.
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S6, EP51 "Amos vs. Johnson Jr."After a paternity bombshell is dropped, an Arkansas woman brings her ex-boyfriend to court to prove that he is the biological father of her daughter.
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S6, EP52 "Tisdale vs. McElhone"It's a case of deceit and deception when a Pennsylvania woman brings her boyfriend and secret lover to court to determine who fathered her 2-month-old son.
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S6, EP48 "Gregory vs. Elston"Two weeks after their engagement is called off due to paternity questions, an Alabama woman brings her ex-fiance to court to prove that he is the biological father of her 20-month-old son.
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S6, EP47 "Renfrow vs. Tuzinkanimana (Tuzi)"A distressed mother is demanding financial help from the man she claims is the biological father of her child who has a rare medical condition.
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S6, EP46 "Brown vs. Shenoster"A Muslim woman claims her husband is her 6-month-old daughter's biological father, while he denies paternity -- and their marriage.
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S6, EP45 "Travis vs. McNair"Rumors of cheating have a Mississippi man suspicious of the paternity of a child he has raised since birth.
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