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In reply to the discussion: Detroit man faces prison for not paying child support for child who isn't his; sparking controversy [View all]kcr
(15,522 posts)95. That isn't in any link you provided or in the OP
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Detroit man faces prison for not paying child support for child who isn't his; sparking controversy [View all]
davidn3600
Jan 2015
OP
Since he's apparently known about this for 20 years, it's nice to see him finally trying to resolve
msanthrope
Jan 2015
#1
The way I read it, he tried to get it straightened out as soon as he became aware
Bandit
Jan 2015
#5
should be easy to determine; the court claims it served him. did it serve him in prison?
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#27
no problem with what? it's a matter of determing who signed the service document and i
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#31
you said you have "no problem with that". i didn't understand what "that" meant. it doesn't mean
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#40
so if some random person living at one's last known address signs it, you're served?
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#82
I didn't say he was. My post was in response to your #66. "It doesn't matter who signed it."
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#88
He was served at his legal address. He doesn't have to be served in prison. nt
msanthrope
Jan 2015
#72
I love know-it-alls who don't read the artcle, post anyway and sound stupid. That's the real issue.
TeamPooka
Jan 2015
#39
I guess his high-powered, high-dollar legal team should have gotten right on it.
Comrade Grumpy
Jan 2015
#4
Here's the thing---if his legal address was his father's house, it simply doesn't matter that he was
msanthrope
Jan 2015
#68
"then yes he *is* a bad dad." A... umm.. where is Mother's duplicity in this argument?
OLDMADAM
Jan 2015
#92
So it's his fualt that you can't read the whole story? He did and has been trying to resolve it
TeamPooka
Jan 2015
#34
Look--it doesn't take you 20 years to resolve child support. He's known about it since the early
msanthrope
Jan 2015
#65
What you write sounds probable. And I have sympathy for him, in the sense that it is very
msanthrope
Jan 2015
#84
Is there another article with that info? I just went back and re read it in case I missed that
kcr
Jan 2015
#69
You've got some serious fucking women issues. Or is it black issues? Pick one. nt
TeamPooka
Jan 2015
#35
This is something far more than being guilty because he signed his name on a birth certificate
JonLP24
Jan 2015
#12
Thanks for the ignorant post. Read the fucking story next time. Your facts are so wrong it's funny.
TeamPooka
Jan 2015
#36
Wait.... he's not the father (the mother lied), he wasn't involved in raising the kid,
Nye Bevan
Jan 2015
#13
Only because he finally got a decent lawyer that took his case pro bono; along with media attention
davidn3600
Jan 2015
#32
Judge suspended because of the growing publicity. Otherwise he would be in jail today.
TeamPooka
Jan 2015
#38
This isn't about paying child support because the mother needs help. The STATE wants Alexander
hughee99
Jan 2015
#101
A good question. My guess is that his name isn't on any forms, and while everyone knows
hughee99
Jan 2015
#105
good thing he got a lawyer to help him. Now its cleared up, no jail or 30k tab.
Sunlei
Jan 2015
#104