Can a spouse recieve child support even though the children are not his legally or biologically?

My brother is in the marines, he is going through a divorce. When he met his wife she already had 2 children. Five years into the marriage he signed the children birth certificate. Now in the divorce the wife wants child support. He never legally adopted the children. Why is he being asked to take a DNA test when there is no possibility of the kids being his. The wife is requesting child support under the terms of alleging that he adopted the children. Shouldn't my brother attorney be asking for adoption papers instead of DNA testing? help...Can a spouse recieve child support even though the children are not his legally or biologically?
Sounds indeed strange call this to the attention of your brother.Can a spouse recieve child support even though the children are not his legally or biologically?
Did you know that marriage is a package deal when you make the choice to marry someone with children. The marriage certificate is all that is needed. How old is your brother? He has to be at least 18 to be in the service. He made some grown up decisions now let him be a grown and work it thrown. I hope he knows how lucky he is to a sister who cares enough to let him grow up.
It likely deal in the interpretation of the law. A DNA test may be the easier argument to make.





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Yes, but maybe he is avoiding other issues. If they take DNA test, done deal, no support what's so ever. If they ask for adoption papers, then there is more of a process. So, DNA is clear cut proof, done deal. The lawyer knows what he's doing, trust him.

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