Boyfriend's Cousin May Be Father (Full Episode) | Paternity Court

a difficult road to the end. I'm going to be honest with you. Mmm-hmm. Because you haven't done it right all the time. No, I haven't. But the thing is, you also had reasonable doubts in this particular situation. And I can only imagine it if you have two children with someone. And then you really have that doubt about the third one, how do you handle it? I don't think you handled it the best you could, but I'm going to be honest with you, I don't think you're old enough or mature enough... to handle it. ...to handle it, and that's my problem with you three.

But when you can't get a straight answer about a relationship... PIERSON: It leads to assumptions... and you're picking up lie after lie after lie, then that doubt really compounds. And today I have the answers for all of you. And I hope this truth is a seed for all of you. To grow a better future, for you and this baby. Jerome, I'm ready for the results. There you have it, your honor. Thank you. You are welcome. These results were prepared by DNA Diagnostics and read as follows. In the case of Gray v. Pierson, regarding whether Mr. Alexander Pierson or Mr.

Theodore Pierson is the

father

of 10-month-old Kamiyah Pierson. As determined by this

court

, the biological

father

is Mr... Theodore Pierson. Can I see my daughter, your honor? I want to go... I want to go be with my daughter now. I'm ready to be with my daughter now. JUDGE LAKE: Good. Listen, everyone needs to figure out how to have real relationships. And that requires a level of maturity that you may not possess, but now that you have all these children, we have to grow up. Because we are children raising children. And I know one thing. I can see the look of sadness and sorrow in his eyes and the look of intensity in yours.

You don't want your children to be in a

court

room like this. You want your testimony to be that "My mother and father" overcame all the obstacles necessary "to be good parents to me." That's what you want your story to be, right? PIERSON: Right. That means you all have to do the work. I wish you all the best of luck. The session is over.