Hunter Biden, aka Baby Daddy Biden, has found himself in a tricky situation: a paternity action. Last May, Lunden Alexis Roberts filed a paternity action in Arkansas requesting the court find that Biden is the father of her son (born in November 2018) and requesting child support. The court ordered DNA testing and found Biden is the father of the now 18-month-old child. Since that finding, Roberts has been requesting financial information from Biden in order to establish child support (these requests have raised eyebrows given the current political climate).  Roberts’ attorneys filed a motion asking the court to find Biden in contempt of court for not providing the requested financial information. Then, news surfaced in late January that Biden agreed to pay retroactive child support back to November 2018 and pay Roberts’ attorney fees in order to avoid a contempt hearing.

So, what does this mean for the Baby Daddies of Texas? If you father a child in Texas, do you have to pay retroactive child support and attorney fees? Do you have to turn over your financial information?

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