County of El Dorado v. M.B. CA3
When a child who was conceived, born, and lived in Germany was six years old, the German Institute for Youth Human Services and Family Law (German Institute) sent a support petition to the State of California requesting assistance in seeking child support from her father, M.B, who resides in California. Pursuant to the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act (UIFSA) as adopted by the California Legislature, the trial court entered a paternity judgment and ordered M.B. to pay child support. M.B. appeals the trial court’s denial of his motion to set aside the judgment he filed two years after the judgment was entered. He asserts the trial court lacked subject matter jurisdiction and he is entitled to have the judgment set aside because he presented evidence that another German became the child’s presumed father by taking care of her along with his own biological daughter. Because both arguments are completely without merit, we affirm.
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