can someone be charged with purgery in MA for lying about knowledge of a child?

Question

I finally got my son's father into court for child support after 11 years, when the judge asked why we never went to court before my son's father said he just found out about my son a couple years ago.(Which was a lie) he knew from day 1, but threatened to make my life and my son't life miserable if I told his family and wife (that I didn't know about).So I finally got in touch with my old attorney and I have documentation that my son's father had refused DNA testing when my son was 2,and offered to sign over all rights at that point.Which we didn't end up doing, but I now got the guts to take him to court for help, I am filing for contempt today due to he has not paid support since the order 4 weeks ago nor did the medical that was ordered,Now that I have proof that he lied to the judge,can this be brought up? He told the judge that he would've been involved all along to have a relationship,but wants no visitation now.Please help me

Answer 1

They could charge him with purgery, though they probably won't. The information, though, will prove valuable. Many judges have a very short fuse when it comes to child support, and lying. Combine the two and you've got one ticked off judge.

Answer 2

No. Freedom of religion skill ALL faith in spite of what Arthwit Rail thinks. I genuinely have a more advantageous perfect question: ought to Christians be extra up on expenditures of kid Endangerment for practise them from a e book that continuously contradicts itself? Rev. Dr. Donald Betz D.D.

Answer 3

Yes he can get in trouble for lieing in court. Yes you should take him back to court and press charges. And it would also help you if you show the judge your proof that he lied in court.

Answer 4

Get him honey!
take him in there and get him put in jail!