My question involves a child custody case from the State of: Nevada
Can a man sue an ex-wife for having raised children that were not his? He was never made aware of her cheating during the marriage, therefore he never suspected the children not being his. Furthermore, the ex-wife abandoned the family and left him to raise all of them by himself and she refused to provide for them. She filed for a divorce but never confessed as to the children's biological origins. Shortly after the custody (which was set at 50/50) she stopped collecting the children and left them with him full-time. He did it under the belief that they were his, and would have not done so otherwise. He didn't come across the truth until after all the children were legally 18.
Can a man sue an ex-wife for having raised children that were not his? He was never made aware of her cheating during the marriage, therefore he never suspected the children not being his. Furthermore, the ex-wife abandoned the family and left him to raise all of them by himself and she refused to provide for them. She filed for a divorce but never confessed as to the children's biological origins. Shortly after the custody (which was set at 50/50) she stopped collecting the children and left them with him full-time. He did it under the belief that they were his, and would have not done so otherwise. He didn't come across the truth until after all the children were legally 18.
She Lied About the Children Being His
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