Paternity dispute - what will court do/say?

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misjk said:

Flugelhorn said:

the test is non-invasive, can even just be saliva sample

sounds like the mother has something to hide

Yes we agree, and we don't understand why another form of collecting a sample (like hair for example) couldn't be done instead but here we are.

I do not think a court would agree, force her hand, go to court.

misjk said:

I suppose I just don't understand how a judge could rule that my husband has to continue to pay money if he doesn't meet any other criteria and a DNA test can't be carried out? 

Largely because he admitted paternity and started paying, he should have insisted on a DNA test before he started paying, but hindsight is always 20/20.