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A 22-year-old woman brings the man she's always believed to be her father after he confesses his doubts surrounding her mother's promiscuity.
A 22-year-old woman brings the man she's always believed to be her father after he confesses his doubts surrounding her mother's promiscuity.
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S6, EP114 "Daniels/Porter vs. Johnson"A California woman is livid that her ex denies her 2-year-old, but he claims she was sleeping with another man when she conceived.
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S6, EP115 "Barkley vs. Barkley; Barkley-Beck"A Virginia man summons two sisters to court to prove that he is their father, rather than the man they have called Dad for 30 years.
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S6, EP116 "Edelen vs. Thomas"A mother from Michigan claims that, before his passing, her son confessed that he doubted the paternity of his girlfriend's daughter.
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S6, EP112 "Brown vs. Wilcox"Despite their seven-year relationship and having twin girls together, a Florida woman comes to court to prove that her ex is not the father of her 2-year-old son.
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S6, EP111 "Thomas vs. Powell"A 22-year-old woman brings the man she's always believed to be her father after he confesses his doubts surrounding her mother's promiscuity.
Lauren Lake's Paternity Court
S6, EP110 "Crawford vs. Liggins"A 35-year-old woman finds out that a man whom she has never met may be her biological father.
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S6, EP109 "Wilson vs. Kelly"After her live-in boyfriend passes away, a Maryland woman summons his parents to court to prove he fathered her 4-year-old daughter.
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