S.F. v. State ex rel. T.M.

YATES, Judge.

In August 1994, the State of Alabama, on behalf of T.M., sued S.F., alleging that S.F. was the father of T.M.’s minor child, and seeking child support. The complaint also sought to require S.F. to pay one-half of all the child’s medical expenses not paid by insurance, and it sought a judgment against S.F. for child support for the period back to the child’s birth on June 7, 1993. The parties submitted to court-ordered blood testing. The results of the tests indicated a 99.47% probability that S.F. was the father of the child. On February 14, 1995, the district court found S.F. to…