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As far as the man suing for the money he already paid, I don't think that's going to happen. If she ever gave him even the slightest indication that the baby might not be his, then he's not getting a dime back. From what I understand of the law, if she lets him know that the baby might not be his, and he pays child support anyway, then that's just on him. By disregarding her warning and not seeking a peternity test, he is giving her the money and has no standing to sue for it.
I believe that she can be held liable if she told him that it was his child and had reason to believe that it might not have been.
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