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Are you saying that you knew the kids were yours all along, or that it's a bolt out of the blue to find out that you are their dad?Originally posted by DGK View PostThis ugly b*tch I once rojered out of desperation has contacted the CSA for money 14 years on. I'm almost certain her new fella adopted them, they've always had his name, but maybe they lied about the adoption all those years ago. What's the position with the CSA?
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Firstly your poor attitude to woman does you no credit and gives decent men a bad name. Please moderate your posts.Originally posted by DGK View PostThis ugly b*tch I once rojered out of desperation has contacted the CSA for money 14 years on. I'm almost certain her new fella adopted them, they've always had his name, but maybe they lied about the adoption all those years ago. What's the position with the CSA?
Are you sure you are the father? I would suggest a paternity test.
How many children? What ages are they?
Is the child has been adopted then legally you no longer pay.
If they are yours - do you have any interest in seeing them?
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Missionary?Originally posted by DGK View PostThis ugly b*tch I once rojered out of desperation has contacted the CSA for money 14 years on. I'm almost certain her new fella adopted them, they've always had his name, but maybe they lied about the adoption all those years ago. What's the position with the CSA?
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This ugly b*tch I once rojered out of desperation has contacted the CSA for money 14 years on. I'm almost certain her new fella adopted them, they've always had his name, but maybe they lied about the adoption all those years ago. What's the position with the CSA?Tags: None
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