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Mr. Burkes claims to be more than 26,000 dollars in debt due to child support for the defendant, Ms. Brown, who he says is definitely not his biological daughter. He is here to prove that so he can go home and rid himself of the debt he does not deserve. Ms. Brown states that for 30 years, she has only known one man to be her father and is devastated to hear that he now refuses paternity.

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Ms. Nichols has dragged the defendant to court today because he denies he is the father of her 13-month-old daughter. She says it is time for him to step up and take responsibility. Mr. Young says he refuses to accept the young girl because he claims ms. N was already pregnant when they started their relationship and refuses to let her trap him with another mans baby.

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Ms. Thompson is summoning Mr. McKinley to court to prove to him and his wife that he fathered their son. She says his wife is petty and is the cause of his paternity denial. Mr. McKinley admits that Ms. Thompson was an affair gone wrong and she needs to leave him and his wife alone and find who the real daddy is.

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Ms. St. James recalls that for the first 33 years of her life, she was a daddy's girl - but just 6 months ago after an argument, her father dropped a bomb on her by claiming he is not the father of her or her brother. Mr. Esaw states that he has always believed she was not the biological daughter, but could never find the right time to tell her the truth.

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Mr. Adle intends to prove Ms. Jones committed paternity fraud; he claims that she duped him into signing her daughter's birth certificate, only to find out afterwards that she cheated prior to getting pregnant. Though Ms. Jones admits to cheating, she is 100% positive he is the biological father of her 2-month-old daughter.

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Miss. Jackson has always believed Mr. Hightower was her father, but he disappeared when she was 6 and denied paternity. After reconnecting with him on the phone 2 months ago, she opens her case to prove he is her biological father.

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After multiple threesomes between Mrs. Strong, Mr. Strong, and Miss. McClain, Mrs. Strong claims that Miss. McClain called out of the blue to insist Mr. Strong fathered her newborn and demand he start taking care of her.

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Mrs Graham intends to prove to her on-again-off-again fiancé - Mr. Scott - that her daughter is his child in order to save her family. Mr. Scott states that the timeline of conception does not add up, placing their engagement on the line.

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Miss Hummel claims she was caught in a love triangle with Mr. Pack and his current girlfriend, which caused him to deny paternity of her daughter. Mr. Pack and his girlfriend want to prove he is not the father and remove Miss Hummel from their lives for good.

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Mr. Jones will be crushed if the DNA results are negative and end his 48-year-long dream of becoming a father, he has doubts he fathered his wife, Mrs. Johnson's, child after she admitted to cheating. Though Mrs. Jones confesses to being unfaithful, she still believes Mr. Jones is the father and that results can save her marriage and family.

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Mr. Johnson admits to having a sexual relationship with Ms. Walters while traveling for work, but denies fathering her child because she is a "shadey manipulator." Ms. Walters says she is fed up with Mr. Johnson's paternity denial and wants him to step up to the plate.

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Miss Myers claims that Mr. Black initially accepted fathering her son during their relationship 4 years ago, but then turned his back on her and started denying her baby. Mr. Black, however, believes Miss Myers is a "promiscuous opportunist" with whom he only had a two-week fling with while she was cheating on her boyfriend.

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Mr. Boykin states that after a spring fling with Ms. Gulley, she resurfaced 9 months later to claim he fathered her newborn son. Ms. Gulley insists that Mr. Boykin is the only man she slept with during the window of conception, and she is positive he is the father.

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Ms. Kryger says that her mother's ex-husband has denied that she is his daughter for much of the past 34 years due to his anger over paying child support. Now, her mother and her have brought him to prove that he is her biological father. Mr. Dittmer says he accidentally agreed to pay support and never agreed to pay her child support and never agreed to be her father.

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Ms. Hyzer says her ex-husband, Mr. Onbey, is a "textbook deadbeat" who abandoned her and her daughter almost 20 years ago. She claims he spent that time coming up with outlandish excuses for denying his daughter, but it all comes down to child support. Mr. Onbey, however, asserts that Ms. Hyzer was a prolific cheater who kept "no less than 3 men in her stable" at any given time - her infidelities were the stuff of local legend, and there is no way he is the father.

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Mr. Jamison is certain he is not the father of Ms. Smith's two sons and needs DNA results to remove his name from one of the sons' birth certificates that he erroneously signed. However, Ms. Smith is positive he is the biological father of the two sons and hopes the truth will save the family. Real people.

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Tired of his constant cheating accusations and hoping DNA results will save the family, Miss. Robinson is certain her boyfriend, Mr. Smith, is the father of her twins. Mr. Smith agrees that paternity doubts have destroyed their relationship, and he vows to leave her if DNA results prove he is not the twins' biological father.

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After her mother's tragic death and two recent medical scares of her own, Ms. McKinney intends to prove Mr. Davis is her biological father. Mr. Davis is certain he is not the father, claiming he did not know she existed until just a few years ago.

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Miss. Fayne has opened two paternity cases against her ex-husband, Mr. Geeter - though she was not a faithful wife, she was a careful one, and she is positive he is the father of both her sons. Mr. Geeter is 100% certain he is not the father of either son, believing she is sneakily pinning these boys on him only because they are still legally married.

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Miss. Raeford claims that Mr. Freeman begged her to have his baby, but abruptly returned to his fiancé and started denying her son - leaving her smack in the middle of a love triangle. Mr. Freeman insists Miss Raeford was nothing more than a fling who is now obsessed with him and his fiancé, and there is no way he is her son's father.

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Mrs. Woods admits she has made mistakes in the past, but she intends to prove her two daughters are Mr. Johnson's biological children so she doesn't lose her family. Though Mr. Johnson initially believed the children were his, he has doubts after learning about Mrs. Woods' infidelity.

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With her now-deceased father's estate and name on the line, Mrs. Garcia wants a DNA test to prove he did not father Mrs. Huffman's two daughters. Though Mrs. Huffman admits that their relationship was unstable, she is certain he was the father.

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After a rocky marriage, a 15 year separation, and a reconnection 3 years ago, Miss Davis is frustrated that Mr. Simpson is denying her two-year-old. Mr. Simpson says his ex-wife cheated on him multiple times and is incapable of being faithful.

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Mr. Daniels intends to prove Mrs. Johnson's 2-year-old is not his child, claiming she was focused on cheating while he wanted to build a picture-perfect family. Mrs. Johnson, however, is "100% fed up" and "100% positive" Mr. Daniels is the father.

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Ms. Holshue claims her mother had an affair with the defendants father and is in court to prove that he is her biological father. Ms. Holshue and her sister say the plaintiff is a delusional troublemaker whose promiscuous mother destroyed her family and ruined her home. She says Ms. H is dragging her fathers name through the mud and there is no chance they are related.

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Mrs. Carmon hopes to save her 18-year-marriage by proving her husband fathered her daughter, but Mr. Carmon claims to have "bombshell evidence" that proves another man is the father - and he wants a separation.

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Miss. Dixon is furious that her husband, Mr. Hunt, denies fathering their daughter and believes he is holding her previous mistakes against her. Mr. Hunt states that he caught his wife cheating on him, and will let the DNA results will determine the future of their marriage.

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After searching for her biological father for nearly 23 years, Miss Dennis gets to finally meet the man she believes is her father, but he is denying paternity.

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Miss Cotton blames Mr. Pendleton's meddling mother for his paternity denial of her daughter and is 100% positive he is the father. However, Mr. Pendleton and his mother both believe it is impossible for him to father children.

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Mr. Patterson intends to prove he is the father of Ms. Knight's son, whom is named after him and whom he has cared for since birth. Even though her son has Mr. Patterson's name, Ms. Knight fears another man could be his biological father.

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After her son's father was recently killed, Ms. Hines reports that the family has denied her son and withheld the benefits her son is entitled to. However, Mr. Copley believes Ms. Hines is trying to pin her son on his deceased brother for financial gain.

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Miss Davis says Mr. Cole initially accepted fathering her daughter, then abruptly ended their relationship, moved out of their home, and is now denying paternity. Mr. Cole admits to signing the daughter's birth certificate, but now claims Miss Davis is untrustworthy and sneaky with too many facts that don't add up.

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Mrs. Eubanks wants to save her relationship with Mr. Wilkes by proving he is her son's father. Mr. Wilkes hopes the son is his, but has yet to see a sign that he is the biological father.

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Ms. White is furious that her on-again-off-again boyfriend of over 7 years got her pregnant, but refuses to do anything for her daughter. Mr. Hollie says she is delusional, that they only dated on and off for three years, and he has evidence that another man is the father.

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Mr. King says Miss Holmes told him that he is her son's father, but is now saying otherwise. Miss Holmes admits she let Mr. King believe he was the father, but needs to prove she made a mistake.

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Ms. Englund says that she and Mr. Kiser have been together for 6 years, have a 3-year-old son together, but now he is claiming to not be the father of their 6-month-old son. She is here to prove he is the father. Mr. Kaser says he acknowledges having one child with Ms. Englund but says the younger son is not his. He says that during their separation, Ms. Englund slept with another man and he is the actual father.

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Ms. Norville brings Mr. Ward and his wife to court in order to prove he fathered her daughter, claiming his paternity denial stems from his immature wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ward state that Ms. Norville is the only person to blame for cheating with her ex, and they are confident Mr. Ward is not the father.

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Mr. Ross says his estranged wife, Ms. Nañez, is denying that he fathered her son - instead insisting the man she is currently living with his the biological father. Still, Ms. Nañez insists he is not the father, and it is time for him to move on.

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Ms. Sims says her mother - Ms. Smith - and alleged father -Mr. Johnson - intentionally deceived her for 36 years by claiming Mr. Johnson is her biological father. Still, Ms. Smith insists she has always believed Mr. Johnson is her daughter's father.

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Ms. Martin says her ex, Mr. Damphier, is a "cruel and petty little man" who refuses to accept that he is her daughter's father, but Mr. Damphier says he has evidence that proves Ms. Martin was cheating and there is no way he is the father.

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Before her brother's tragic death, Mrs. Criss recalls him saying he did not father the defendant's son, and she now feels she must defend his honor. However, Mrs. Thompson is adamant Mrs. Criss's brother is her son's biological father and intends to prove it in court.

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Mrs. Seaton brings her mother, Mrs. McPeek, to court for paternity fraud; Mrs. Seaton was raised believing one man was her father, but can now prove another man is her dad. Still, Mrs. McPeek is positive her daughter was fathered by her ex-husband.

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Mrs. Pringle says Mr. Brown has acted like their daughter doesn't exist since the day she was born, but Mr. Brown claims he has medical evidence that proves Mrs. Pringle - a known cheater - fathered the child with another man.

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After allowing Ms. Dean to move into his home, Mr. Wilson found out she was getting together with other men and now must prove Ms. Dean's daughter is not his biological child. Ms. Dean says he has turned his back on his daughter and his denial is hurting bother her and her daughter.

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With their marriage fractured, Mrs. McClung must prove to her now-husband that he fathered her daughter. Mr. McClung says he had no knowledge of the child until two years after she was born - when he and Mrs. McClung got were married.

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After her son's father was tragically murdered, Miss Reed sets out to prove that Mrs. Campbell is the child's biological grandmother. However, Mrs. Campbell fears she is just after money; she never heard of Miss Reed prior to her son's death nor did her son ever announce he was expecting a child.

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Ms. Mangram is here today after losing her son to a violent crime. She says that the defendant is now claiming her deceased son is her childs father which she says is impossible. Ms. Spools says she has no doubt that doubt that Mr. Mangram fathered the child and she will prove it to the court today.

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Miss Wolf says her month-long relationship with Mr. Shelton left her with twins that he now denies fathering. Mr. Shelton says Miss Wolf is a "promiscuous party animal" who has absolutely no idea who fathered her twins.

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Miss. Woodbury claims she is 110% certain her fiancé, Mr. Cage, is her son's father, but her reality TV persona is forcing her to prove paternity to her husband as well as all of the naysayers on social media and across the world. However, Mr. Cage has paternity doubts because of the many rumors that came from friends and others on social media.

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Mr. Campbell says his ex-girlfriend, Ms. McCier, is a “conniving, gold-digging cheater” trying to pin the paternity of her son on him for her own personal gain. Ms. McCier says Mr. Campbell is a compulsive liar and that he is denying that he is the father because he she no longer wants to be with him.