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State pursues wrong man for child support

By Robert M. Kisselburgh, Esq.

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It's all in the middle name

Here is a crazy story out of Tennessee in which the state is pursuing a man for $50,000.00 back child support. The problem is the state has the wrong man. According to the article, Dennis K. Brannon is being sent letters demanding payment of back child support; however, the real dad is Dennis Joe Brannon. You would think a call to the child support office would rectify the matter, but the wrongly accused Brannon said the state requested him to take a DNA test to prove he is not the father. And we wonder why some folks grow tired of the whole process.

Full post as published by Mississippi Family Law Blog on January 18, 2008 (boomark / email).

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