Insufficient evidence of extrinsic fraud leads to reversal of judgment

In the best interest of a child, the state of Missouri defended a mother who fooled a man into thinking he had fathered a son.In State of Missouri ex rel. Misty Lowry v. Richard Carter, the Department of Social Services, Family Support Division appealed Jackson County Judge Sandra Carol Midkiff's ruling that set aside a ...

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Insufficient evidence of extrinsic fraud leads to reversal of judgment

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