Dna Test Request Possible
Summary
In Illinois, individuals aged 18 or older can request a DNA test to establish paternity, subject to court approval and the agreement of the person being tested, unless court-ordered. Given the complex nature of your case involving financial and emotional distress, it is advisable to consult a local attorney for tailored legal advice. Additionally, consider filing a police report for identity theft and harassment, and pursuing a civil case for emotional distress.Full Conversation
I have a question and a child support case in Chicago Illinois cook county as I attached emails received from the non-custodial parents girlfriend impersonating him with explicit threats and abusive harassing emails towards the children and myself the judge stated to the non-custodial parents attorney that the emails were extremely nasty and also stated that she does not want the noncustodial parents girlfriend interfering with the children or in this case any longer as of today but my question is now that the child support strictly child support judge seen The abusive financial deprivation of the children by the non-custodial parents girlfriend making it look as if the father is the abuser while that woman is falsely claiming to have a child with a non-custodial parent and now that my twin boys are 18 years old and the judge is allowing one of them to testify in person explaining the financial deprivation he and his siblings were inflicted on by his fathers girlfriend as his bank statements provide overwhelming documented evidence of the huge amount of money per month going to the girlfriend and to her adult sons who are all over the age of * well this woman impersonates to noncustodial parent stating such things towards the children that they are dead telling them to go to hell to fend for themselves to cover their own college expenses also stating such things as you are not my children I am not your father I have another son that I need to take care of and support and this woman does this while impersonating the non-custodial parent as if he’s the one actually writing it so now that the twin boys are 18 years old and since this woman is impersonating the father falsely claiming to have a child with him to keep him from paying the proper child support amount can they request that the woman provide DNA or paternity proving that her son is biologically connected to their father and them for the amount of emotional financial psychological and mental distress that was inflicted on them Since July *, *
I understand this is a complex situation. In Illinois, paternity can be established through DNA testing. However, your sons being *, they might need to request this themselves. You should consider seeking legal advice.
That’s what I’m asking may one of my twin boys who are now 18 years old request that their father‘s girlfriend provide DNA proving that her son is biologically connected to their father and to them And this type of situation
Yes, in Illinois, an individual who is * or older can request a DNA test to establish paternity. However, the court must approve the request, and the person whose DNA is being requested must agree, unless the court orders otherwise.
That’s good to know because if a woman is going to impersonate a non-custodial parent through emails to his biological children and inflict extreme financial emotional psychological and mental distress on his biological children while the non-custodial parents bank statements show the amount of money that are being sent to her and her adult sons via Zell and Apple Cash and huge amounts of cash withdrawals that we now found out all went towards the girlfriends adult sons college expenses
It sounds like a highly distressing situation. You might want to consider:
- Filing a police report for identity theft and harassment
- Pursuing a civil case for emotional distress
- Request a court-ordered paternity test
Please consult a local attorney for advice tailored to your situation.
- Filing a police report for identity theft and harassment
- Pursuing a civil case for emotional distress
- Request a court-ordered paternity test
Please consult a local attorney for advice tailored to your situation.
I believe that it would best be if one of the non-custodial parents and my twin sons who are now * request that this woman provide DNA proving that her son is biologically connected to their father and to them as all their fathers money was deprived from them and not being able to see their father for over three years as this woman continuously interfered
In Illinois, your sons can indeed request a DNA test to establish paternity. However, they need court approval. Also, the person whose DNA is being tested must agree, unless court-ordered. It's advisable to consult a lawyer for detailed guidance.
So again I just want to make it clear that I understand and this type of situation that I explained my *-year-old twin sons may request the woman me neither father‘s girlfriend provide DNA for her son proving he is biologically connected to their father and to them because they were intentionally deprived financially and this can be requested in a Chicag Illinois Cook County child support case in this situation and since the judge actually seen and read The extremely disturbing harassing abusive explicit threatening emails this woman has been sending while in personating the non-custodial parent those emails were received in response to me providing my twin sons financial aid award letters and copy of an email I received from the financial aid office from the college university with a monthly breakdown of what their college tuitions width would cost
Yes, your understanding is correct. Your *-year-old sons can request a DNA test in a Cook County child support case, with court approval and the agreement of the person being tested, unless court-ordered. Please consult a lawyer for further guidance.