Legal Opinion
Department of Revenue v. Ryan R.
Massachusetts Appeals Court
Decided November 2, 2004No. 03-P-943PublishedCited by 50 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtDueely, J.
At the time she gave birth to a son, Susan S. was married to Sheldon S. Susan and Sheldon continued to live together until February, 2001, and subsequently were divorced by a judgment which acknowledged that Sheldon is not the child’s father. Thereafter, the Department of Revenue child support enforcement division (department), on behalf of Susan, filed a complaint against Ryan R. to establish paternity.2 G. L. c. 209C, § 5; G. L. c. 119A, § 3. Ryan appeals from a judgment adjudicating him the father and ordering that he pay child support in the amount of $285 per week retroactive to the date…
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