Ethically, if the child is yours then you pay support. The circumstances are irrelevant.
You cannot be tricked into getting a woman pregnant! If you have sexual intercourse a very likely outcome is that the woman gets pregnant. No amount of assurances that she was on the pill, infertile, had her womb removed or any other excuse releives you of the fact that you willingly had sex with her. That she got pregnant was always a possibiity. We are all responsible for our own form of birth control.... they are not all totally effective, admittedly, but if you don't want to father a child then it is your responsibility to ensure that you don't. Your responsibility is to that child, and you must face that! ADDED: And..., as far as the law is concerned, you are legally responsible for child support until the child reaches its 18 th ebirthday.
Yes, the issue of a biological father not wanting the woman to bear the child is irrelevant and will not affect his legal obligation to support that child. Both parents of a minor child are legally obligated to financially support that child until he or she reaches the stated age of majority.
You can always be sued. In such a situation, your wife will probably sue you for divorce, and the pregnant woman will probably sue you for child support.
You should take them to court... you will most likely win the case, because you where tricked... but you would need prouf...
Yes, unless the child is being adopted by someone else like her husband.
In most cases it doesn't really matter how the woman became pregnant. All that matters is if she is going to keep it and if she is going to take care of it personally. If the woman keeps and and assumes custodial rights, then the father should pay child support because he did help create the child and isn't providing for it otherwise. However, if she gives custodial rights to the father, then she should have to pay the child support for the aforementioned reasons.
The question is a bit confusing. If the "new baby" is the child for whom the support is needed and the parents are unmarried, the child must be born and paternity established before an order of support can be filed.
Love and support from husband and family.
The same as at any age. Go to child support enforcement. This can even be done involving a case of an adult woman getting pregnant by a young boy.
Under current law, there are no grounds for not establishing child support, even in cases where the woman stole the semen to impregnate herself, or got pregnant by having sex with an underage boy.
I don't believe there is a sol on child support arrears in Florida. They can hound the "beat dead Dad" all the way to the grave. Even if he was ordered to pay child support to the woman who molested him as a child and got pregnant, while they allow deadbeat moms free reign.
A nullipara is a woman who hasn't borne a viable child. A nulligravida is a woman who has never been pregnant.