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DNA and Family Law More and more family court judges are facing men who argue they should no longer have to pay child support -- because a DNA test has proven they are not the father. From member station WBUR in Boston, Monica Brady reports on one such case in Massachusetts.

DNA and Family Law

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DNA and Family Law

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More and more family court judges are facing men who argue they should no longer have to pay child support — because a DNA test has proven they are not the father. From member station WBUR in Boston, Monica Brady reports on one such case in Massachusetts.