Brown v. Weatherspoon
Court of Appeals of Mississippi
1Opinion of the Court
ROBERTS, J.,
for the Court:
¶ 1. Kenyader Weatherspoon voluntarily acknowledged that he was the father of Serhonda Brown’s child, M.B.1 Weather-spoon also agreed to pay Brown child support. Approximately six years later, a DNA test revealed that Weatherspoon was not M.B.’s biological father. Weatherspoon successfully moved to set aside the order of filiation and relieve him of his obligation to pay future and past but unpaid child support. The Madison County Chancery Court also ordered Brown to pay Weather-spoon’s attorney’s fees.
¶ 2. Brown appeals and raises three issues. Brown claims the…
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