Reseña de City And County Of San Francisco V. Cartagena

City And County Of San Francisco V. Cartagena de First Appellate District, Division Five Court of Appeal of California Resumen del Libro

This case considers the simple question of whether a paternity blood test may be judicially compelled at the behest of a father who is seeking to vacate a three-year old paternity judgment. Appellant City and County of San Francisco (City) contends that the court abused its discretion in ordering paternity blood testing at the behest of respondent Jose Cartagena, the judicially-determined father, prior to a ruling on Cartagena's motion to set aside the paternity judgment. The City claims that the blood test is primarily relevant to the issue of paternity, and while the paternity judgment exists, the issue is res judicata. We agree with the City and find that, at this juncture, the court abused its discretion in judicially compelling the child and mother to undergo blood tests.

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