Sierra v. Lozada
Connecticut Appellate Court
1Opinion of the CourtDaly, J.
The defendant father, David Lozada, appeals from the trial court’s decision to dismiss his *115cross complaint for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. This matter arises from an application for a show cause order relating to a support judgment under General Statutes § 46b-172 (b).1 The state of Connecticut brought the action in the plaintiffs name to establish support payments for two boys for whom the defendant executed an acknowledgment of paternity on August 13,1991. The plaintiff mother, Caridad Sierra, affirmed the defendant’s paternity of her two sons. The state filed the plaintiff’s…
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