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A mess hits the courtroom when three men are implicated in the paternity of one child.
A mess hits the courtroom when three men are implicated in the paternity of one child.
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S6, EP72 "Brown vs. Washington"A mess hits the courtroom when three men are implicated in the paternity of one child.
Lauren Lake's Paternity Court
S6, EP73 "Wilson vs. Doughty"A weekend fling may have produced a love child 36 years ago; a woman from South Carolina confronts the man who abandoned her three decades ago.
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S6, EP74 "Brown vs. Washington"A mess hits the courtroom when three men are implicated in the paternity of one child.
Lauren Lake's Paternity Court
S6, EP75 "Carroll vs. Parr"After his girlfriend went on a camping trip with another man, an Illinois man questions if he is her son's biological father.
Lauren Lake's Paternity Court
S6, EP71 "Sanchez-Brown vs. Brown"Rumors of his wife's adulterous activities has a man from Illinois doubting the paternity of her seventh child.
Lauren Lake's Paternity Court
S6, EP70 "Currington vs. Kim Larson"An 18-year-old woman claims her 42-year-old ex-lover begged her to have his baby, but he and his daughter have paternity doubts due to her admitted infidelity.
Lauren Lake's Paternity Court
S6, EP69 "Edwards vs. Morris"After engaging in a threesome 20 years ago, a mother from Virginia is determined to help her daughter find her true biological father.
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S6, EP68 "Stewart vs. Anderson"A Texas woman summons her ex-boyfriend to court to prove that he is the biological father of her almost-27-year-old son, after he has been dodging and ducking a paternity test.
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