[QUOTE="ownage_denied"] [QUOTE="Honenheim"]
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]He represented himself as the father, accepted himself as the father, and in a marriage the man is always considered the father. What makes a father is not DNA though in this case I'd say he isn't much of a father either.LJS9502_basic
Did you guys read this part:
"But after Anciolina asked for an increase in payments and a reduction in the time he spent with the children"
I don't view that as him throwing those years down the crapper. If my mother and father split up and then my mom didn't want him to see me, him not wanting to pay child support would not change the fact the he is my father. In fact, I'm pretty sure if my mom cheated and lied to the whole family for all those years I would resent her.
As I said to the other poster:
So, are you saying that if any woman cheats on her husband and gets pregnant, if they happen to get a divorce he should pay child support?
Shouldn't the wife be responsible for her actions?
Doesn't mean she'd get what she wants. It's the children caught in the middle here. They are both using them. The adults issues are not important now. For the entirety of the childrens lives he's been dad. He'd never get the money back so he's going to quibble about paying a couple more years? By this time he SHOULD consider himself their father and not care about something that happened that long ago. I have no sympathy for him. You want to punish the children which is where the concern of the court is. Not with the two squabbling adults.So if he didn't have to pay child support, you don't think he'd be dad to them anymore?
LOL at you saying he shouldn't care about being betrayed by his wife years ago and just now finding out that his children aren't biologically his. On top of that his ex-wife wants to cut the amount of time he gets to see them. Do you know something that I don't?
Will you answer this question also:
So, are you saying that if any woman cheats on her husband and gets pregnant, if they happen to get a divorce he should pay child support?
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