LOS ANGELES – A judge says it's too late for a man to contest nearly $200,000 in unpaid child support for a daughter who was likely fathered by comic Sam Kinison before he died in 1992.
Carl La Bove asked a judge to invalidate an agreement with his ex-wife that required him to make the payments.
Recent DNA tests have shown Kinison likely fathered the child born to La Bove's ex-wife.
LOS ANGELES – A judge says it's too late for a man to contest nearly $200,000 in unpaid child support for a daughter who was likely fathered by comic Sam Kinison before he died in 1992.
Carl La Bove asked a judge to invalidate an agreement with his ex-wife that required him to make the payments.
Recent DNA tests have shown Kinison likely fathered the child born to La Bove's ex-wife.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Did Sam Kinison have a love child?
Carl La Bove, who toured with the late comedian, is claiming Kinison is the father of a daughter that he's been ordered to pay child support on for years, the Associated Press reports.
La Bove claims he lost his driver's license, passport and other privileges because he hasn't paid more than $187,000 in back child support. On Thursday, he filed court papers asking a judge to invalidate the child support orders because a recent DNA test proved Kinison is the child's father.
