Lying about paternity is not only fraud, it destroys lives
If you're not sure, seek DNA tests to avoid deception and future legal ramifications
When the baby’s father isn’t actually the father
A case of misattributed paternity isn’t just awkward, it’s a fraud. When it’s not fixed, it can have very dire consequences not only morally, for the sake of the child and the misled father, but legally too...
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