Paternity Court

"Tucker/Riley v. Riley": A young father from Covington, Kentucky questions the paternity of his baby daughter after learning of his wife's cheating ways.

"Weeks v. Moore": A man from Chicago brings his mother to court to find out the truth of a 30- year-old paternity question.

"Myers v. Smith and McCraney": A woman from Des Moines, WA brings her mother to court to learn which of 13 possible men is her biological father.

"Threlkeld v. Threlkeld": A US vet from Arkansas is distraught that his wife cheated on him while he was in Afghanistan and fears his daughter isn't his.

"Deggs v. Guerin": A man from Westminister, CO, is devastated when his wife tells him their 6-month-old son may not be his.

"Eggleston v. Eggleston": 18-year-old twins from Columbus, OH, want to prove that the man who took them in after the death of their mother is in fact their father.

"Dixon v. Froio:" A young woman from New York , diagnosed with cancer, fights through the denials of the man she believes is her father.

"Hicks v. Narvaez": Married high school sweethearts from California come to Paternity Court when her extra-marital affairs cast doubt on the paternity of their daughter.

"Hunt v. Tinsley": A Louisville rapper wants to prove that a 3-year-old girl is not his daughter and that her mother is just a groupie after his money.

"Hayes v. Hayes": After her sister sleeps with ex-husband, a Tomball, TX woman wants a paternity test on her niece.

"Manser v. Sehr": Paternity Court is the last hope for a man from Minneola, FL, to prove he was wrongly imprisoned for being in arrears on child support for a child he believes is not his.

"Pickett v. Pickett": A man from Sacramento, CA, desperately wants to be the father of his wife's child, but he needs Paternity Court to find the truth.

"Scott v. Crane": After reuniting with his wife, a Lancaster, CA man wants to prove that his girlfriend's baby is not his.

"Scott v. Kahlon": After meeting on a dating website, a Lancaster, CA man suspects his girlfriend's child is not his when he finds text messages to other men on her phone.

"Hayslip v. Hayslip": A 19-year-old woman from Buchanan, MI, fatherless her whole life, hopes a DNA test will prove to a stubborn man that he is her father.

"Coe v. Coe" A mother from Phoenix, AZ, unsure who the father of her grandchild is, brings her troubled teen daughter to Paternity Court.

"Jenkins v. Scott": A Florida man and his grandmother, doubting the paternity of his son, demand that the mother change the boy's first name.

"Rash v. Fuentes": A man from Columbus, OH, hoping to reconcile with his wife, wants a paternity test to determine if their youngest child is truly his.

"Jenkins v. Scott": A man from Miami, FL questions the paternity of his children after a stranger shows up at the hospital and says the baby is his.

"Nicholas v. Nicholas": High school sweethearts from Vallejo, CA struggle with her past reputation and his doubt about the paternity of their youngest children.

"Page v. Sutton": After finding pictures of his fiancée with another man on Facebook, a man from Morrow, GA, wants a paternity test for the daughter he believes is his.

"Gray v. Gray": A young husband from Russellville, AR fears that his wife will keep their baby from him and wants proof that he is the father.

"Barron v. Bradshaw": A woman from Somerset, PA strongly believes her husband is not the father of his ex's 25-year-old son.

"Clark v. Propst": A man from Atlanta, GA is unsure if his girlfriend's daughter is his, or was fathered by a murdered man.