CLARA C. v. William L.
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
*247OPINION OF THE COURT
Ciparick, J.
In this paternity proceeding, we are called upon to decide whether a putative father can invoke Family Court Act § 516 to bar a mother from seeking additional child support, where the parties entered into a support agreement that was approved by the court without regard for the child’s needs. Under the facts presented here, we conclude that he cannot.
In 1983, petitioner Clara C., then a college student, gave birth to her son, Thomas L. C. In 1986, she commenced a paternity proceeding against her former professor, respondent William L. Although blood tests…
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