Stop Paternity Fraud in Alabama

Coming Soon- Alabama Law

End Paternity and Child Support Fraud in Alabama

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What can be done?

	If you are a man involved in a divorce action or a child support action, insist on a paternity test.
	If you are a mother, resist temptation:
	Refuse to be part of the problem
	Name the real father
	You don't need the pressure of committing a felony (fraud, perjury)
	In a day when so many medical situations have genetic roots, your child deserves to know his or her genetic ancestry
	If you are an attorney on either side of a divorce action
	or a child support action, insist on a paternity test.
	If you are the mother's attorney, protect your client.
	Don't let her commit fraud or perjury.
	If you are a Family Court judge, always order paternity testing (except in the case of adopted or children from a prior marriage).
	If you have been victimized, demand restitution!!
	Express your views to the media, the courts, and your elected officials.
	Write to your: Alabama Senators: E-mail coming soon Alabama Representatives: E-mail coming soon Governor Siegelman: Email Address coming soon Alabama State’s Attorney: check with your district
	Ask for legislation that requires paternity testing in all divorce and child support cases.
	Ask for legislation to facilitate restitution in paternity and child support fraud cases.
	Educate others about the nature and size of the problem.

Click Proposed Legislation to see text of

Paternity Fraud Legislation for use in Other States

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Paternity Fraud

Is Adultery still a crime in Alabama, read the law: coming soon

In most of the world societies that exist today, a woman who put her husband and children in jeopardy by committing adultery would be looked on as a threat to the stability of society.

The outcome of adultery committed by women is considered more harmful than that of men, and hence, the severest penalties should apply.

It is imperative that women speak out against the type of women that manipulate the system by perpetuating paternity fraud.

It needs to be known that: “Some Women lie!

These women lie, because they can get away with it!" with the full sanction of the courts.

In almost every Family Court room it is women, instead of men, who are given the benefit of the doubt.

Write To Your Officials

One way to bring public attention to the issue of Paternity Fraud and how it is affecting people is to write to your elected officials and inform them of the problem of Paternity Fraud. Make them aware that laws need to be passed to protect Paternity Fraud victims, and to prevent Paternity Fraud from happening in the future by requiring DNA testing in all divorce, child custody, and child support cases filed. Use the text of the letter below as a guide to write to your elected officials, the media, and court officials

Text of Letter

Letter-writing campaign to

US Justice Dept. about Paternity Fraud

You can help by writing a letter to Washington, DC. Send your letters to:

U.S. Department of Justice;

Daniel Bryant, Assistant Attorney General for Legislative Affairs;

950 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W.;

Main Justice Building, Room 1537;

Washington D.C. 20530.

This Information must bring into national focus that among men that are DNA tested,

30% are found not to be the bio-dad.

There is new information that in Washington State the rate of men tested is that over

50% of the men are not the bio-dad.

This National Epidemic must be stopped now.

Letter Writing Campaign Information

Please add your name to the

ON Line Paternity Fraud Petition Campaign

PetitionOnline.com, the free online petition service

I have read and signed the online petition:

"Paternity Fraud is a international epidemic, we demand justice for all men!"

Read about the Paternity Fraud Petition:

To All Paternity Fraud Victims and Their Families

In 1988 Congress passed the Family Support Act mandating states to provide paternity testing at the request of any party. Why are the States not following this law? Why is the Federal Government ignoring this law? Write letters to your elected officials and ask why.

FAMILY SUPPORT ACT OF 1988

Paternity Statistics from

The Men’s Health Network

Who is daddy and who is not , February 25, 2000

OCSE data indicate that approximately 31% of men who request a paternity test during the IV-D agency child support establishment process are excluded as the father of the child.

In at least one jurisdiction, unwed fathers were given this information and encouraged to ask for a DNA test before agreeing to paternity. In that jurisdiction, the "failure" or "success" rate (depending on which side of the issue you are on) was 50%.

For those of you who believe this is strictly an unwed issue, studies indicate that many children from intact families face the same paternity dilemma -- with 14% to 20+% (depending on the study) of children from intact homes not being "daddy's" kids. Data from those studies are in the Men’s Health Network’s Washington, DC offices.

For more information on this issue, contact:

Men’s Health Network 202-543-MHN-1 http://www.menshealthnetwork.org/

Partners in the Fight Against Paternity Fraud

For further Paternity information in other States, click on this link:

http://www.paternityfraud.com/

For further information on DADS of Florida and Second Wives:

DADS of Florida

Oklahoma Citizens Against Paternity Fraud:

http://www.oklahoma.paternityfraud.com/

E-Mails for The Alabama Legislature:

Alabama’s Governor and Lt. Governor: coming soon

Alabama’s House of Representatives: coming soon

Alabama’s State Senate: coming soon

There have recently been a number of men who have discovered through the scientific advancement of DNA testing, that they have been paying child support for children who are not theirs. And of course the courts say "someone has to be responsible for the costs of the child, and that someone is you, sucker."

But to show how absurd the courts are, just reverse the roles. Suppose a married man has an affair and the girlfriend gets pregnant. The couple divorces and the girl friend has a baby. Then the court orders that the ex-wife pay child support for the girlfriend's baby! Sounds preposterous, doesn't it? But that is what happens to male victims of paternity fraud.

Here's a novel idea; in these instances, unless the woman informs the court who the father is (or could be) and the DNA tests prove who the father is, the sperm donor (father) would than have to take over the support payments or, in the event the mother refuses to divulge the sperm donor's identity, (here's a really novel idea) the MOTHER ALONE will be financially responsible for the child.

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