Can the state attorney general be sued for mistaken identity?

Question

I am being harrassed for child support for a child I do not have. They want to garnish wages, income tax withholdings, property leins and even maybe criminal charges.There is no proof of paternity. I never signed any birth certificate or ever even been to court. I do not even know the custodial person. I have already sent a mistaken identity form, certified mail, return receipt requested. Each month the arrears accrue interest. I'm at $10,000 now. I have been reported to the IRS and the FTB. Anyone know anything about this? HELP!!!

Answer 1

Anyone can sue anyone else over anything. Would you prevail? Probably not. You don't have to sign a birth certificate or appear in court. If the mother said you were the father, then you probably should see an attorney about taking a paternity test. Then they will know for sure. If you aren't, you can get your life back on track. Of course if you are, be prepared to pay out over $10,000. Good luck with it.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

You sue the state to take care of their DA. That is if you have a good trial lawyer that would take the rap for you.

Answer 4

the only way to solve this is by taking a DNA test to prove that this child is not yours,once done the state will in turn will have to refund your money.then sue them.