Paternity Court

"Mason v Malone": A Kentucky man refuses to accept the results of a previous DNA test that named him as the father of his girlfriend's unborn son. He now believes his ex's boyfriend is the father of her now two-year-old child.

"Harris v Sterling": They had an off and on relationship for over 15 years, and now a Georgia man denies fathering his lover's 11-month-old son.

"Hendricks v Hendricks": A Kansas man doubts fathering his wife's one-month-old son due to health issues and Judge Lake calls on Dr. Jameelah Gater for her medical expertise.

"Jackson v Williams": A Facebook connection resulted in a one-night stand and now a Florida man denies fathering an eight-month-old baby girl.

"Kyles v Lyte": An Illinois woman lost her son and daughter on the same day and she is desperate to find out if her son fathered a child prior to his death.

"Reaves v Silva": A Florida man says it's ok for mean to cheat on their wives and now he's in court claiming his girlfriend cheated and another man is her son's father.

"Kiesel v Kiesel": An Arkansas man petitions the court for a DNA test because he believes one of his wife's ex lovers is the biological father of her unborn baby.

"Smith v Smith": An Atlanta man claims his estranged wife waited three years to tell him that another man is her daughter's father and both of her lover's come to court to find out the truth.

"Gantt/Booker v Booker": A Missouri man wants to prove his ex-wife's daughter is not his child so he can cut her out of his will and leave his money to one of his other children.

"Short v Johnson": A young Georgia woman had relations with another man after being rejected by her first love and now she's in court to find out who is her son's biological father.

"Crow v Rinehart": A Nevada woman faces her deceased lover's mother to put an end to doubts surrounding the paternity of her two-year-old son.

"Smith v Brooks": A Virginia woman thought her son's alleged father died in Hurricane Katrina, but he's alive and well and still denies paternity of her 24-year-old son.

"Adams v Spencer": A Minnesota woman indulged in a love triangle and is in court to find out which man fathered her 13-month-old twins.

"Hillman v O'Neal": A Georgia woman claims her ex is the father of her 13-month-old son, but he claims a different man from the neighborhood is the true biological father.

"Beversdorf v James": A Florida man suffered a massive heart attack and now his grieving mother wants answers regarding the paternity of his girlfriend's son.

"Bronson v Roberts": A 29-year-old Maryland woman and the man she has known all her life as her father appear in court to find out if he, or another man is her dad.

"Tillis v Jalik": An Oklahoma City construction worker had a "friends with benefits" relationship for two years, but denies fathering his lover's newborn son.

"Fye v Hennie": A relationship is on the line because an Ohio man suspects his friend is the biological father of at least one of his girlfriend's children.

"Herdandez v Hernandez": A married couple from Key West Florida separated over doubts of paternity and now the alleged father is in court with his new girlfriend and denies fathering his wife's three-year-old daughter.

"Garrett v Boyer": A woman from Philadelphia waits two years to bring her ex lover to court to prove that he is daughter's father,but he claims she was having relations with other men.

"McCrary v Goodson": A Georgia women was thrilled to find out she was having a baby, but her ex claims she had dropped out of his life long before getting pregnant.

"Payne v Yates": An Alabama man appears is shocked when a 20-year old woman tracks him down on social media and accuses him of being her father.

"Weir v Wilson": A Tennessee woman asked her gay best friend to be her son's godfather, but now she's accusing him of getting her pregnant.

"Johnson v Rice": Two men appear in court to find out if either of them is the father of a South Carolina woman's six-month-old son.