It appears that you have previously had dealings with a court. You may not have the right to contest the parentage of the child or children who are dealt with in that proceeding, even if you now believe you are not the father. You have previously signed papers where you claimed to be their father. You had the right, before you signed those papers, to ask for a DNA test. As you did not do so, you have a very high burden to show a court why their prior order would not remain in full force and effect.
Answered on Jun 25th, 2013 at 5:11 PM