by Patrick McEvoy-Halston
Question by Mr. G:
my son was born september 19 2008 an i had sex with his mother january 5 2008, is he mines?
she left me march of 2007 an came back december 21 2007, an we didn't have sex till january 5 2008, an she got pregnant and had the baby september 19 2008, now is this my child or not?
Best answer:
Answer by John
It certainly could be. You seem to have doubts, so get a paternity test.
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