Husband awarded 25k after discovering his two children aren't his (dance, successful)
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Did the article say he doesn't love them? He wanted the money the wife stole from him and the only way to get it back was with a test.
NO NO NO. Bereavement has nothing to do with paternity. He did not sue for back child support! He sued for bereavement. He did not need to prove paternity.
Have you actually read any of that particular poster's comments, even in this thread where he portrays women's behavior on a very narrow spectrum. Outside of this thread he continues to make the same comments about all women wanting to be dominated, talking about choking women, and stating women don't get to have input into the hows and whys of sex. No I don't feel the need to play nice with this poster.
Im entitled to my opinion and I have no problem if you dont like it. When adult people resort to insults, more oftne than not it means they have run out of arguments. Your immature posts dont bother me at all, and they certainly say more about you, then they ever could about myself.
So you'd tell your kid that you left his mom because she didn't smilingly agree to a paternity test...aren't you special.
Men have the right to the truth, the woman doesn't have to be involved in the paternity test. Why would the woman's reaction matter though?
And you would tell your kid that he grew up without a father because even though he was your father you refused to take a test to prove it. Nice. You put your petty pride over the welfare of your child.
Im entitled to my opinion and I have no problem if you dont like it. When adult people resort to insults, more oftne than not it means they have run out of arguments. Your immature posts dont bother me at all, and they certainly say more about you, then they ever could about myself.
Where did I insult you?
Mostly I disagree with you continuing to portray female behavior on a very narrow spectrum. Is this how you your female relatives?
And you would tell your kid that he grew up without a father because even though he was your father you refused to take a test to prove it. Nice. You put your petty pride over the welfare of your child.
Where did I ever say that?
The dad doesn't need the mom to be involved in the test anyway, so what does this have to do with hypothetical refusal?
NO NO NO. Bereavement has nothing to do with paternity. He did not sue for back child support! He sued for bereavement. He did not need to prove paternity.
Are you an attorney versed in British law? Were you part of the legal team deciding strategy of the case? Maybe there were a number of options on the table and preparations made for them, and ultimately it was decided bereavement had the highest likelihood of success given the variables.
The dad doesn't need the mom to be involved in the test anyway, so what does this have to do with hypothetical refusal?
You didn't. But since you were putting hypothetical words in the mouth of the other poster - who also didn't say he'd tell the kid that he left his mom because she didn't smilingly agree to a paternity test - I figured turnabout was fair play.
I think we can all agree that the ex husband should have dropped off his ex wife's kids at Walmart and left town.
No, he should continue to raise children that aren't his. How dare you leave the children out to dry. Have you no shame? May God have mercy on your soul. The woman only wanted the kids to have a father. Stop with the insanity!
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