http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-37215684
Sounds fair enough if someone has been blindly paying for a child that isn't his after being deceived by the mother, I'd wager getting the maintenance payments back from another man (assuming not some deadbeat) would be far easier than getting them back from a single mother who is probably pressed a bit financially.
Germany's justice ministry has drawn up a change in the law which would require mothers in certain paternity cases to reveal who they had slept with.
The measure would apply when men who had supported a child, believing that they were the father, sought financial redress in court.
They could thus more easily claim maintenance back from the actual biological father.
Sounds fair enough if someone has been blindly paying for a child that isn't his after being deceived by the mother, I'd wager getting the maintenance payments back from another man (assuming not some deadbeat) would be far easier than getting them back from a single mother who is probably pressed a bit financially.


