Q: the courts deemed me the father no paternity has been established and they take my income tax every year
A: If the Court was involved, there likely was a hearing held, at which you likely could have demanded a DNA test. If you didn't go to the hearing or haven't taken any steps to have paternity determined, then this is kinda on you. You may want to consider consulting with a local family law attorney to see what can be done. If you keep sitting around doing nothing as it appears you may be doing, they are going to continue to take everything they legally can from you until the child ages out at 18.
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