Grandma's Desperate Attempt to Stop Son's Wedding with a DNA Test Pt. 2

In this intense and emotional episode of Paternity Court, the case of Autry vs. Martin unfolds as Mrs. Autry demands a DNA test before accepting her grandchild, Skylah, and even attempts to block her son, Mr. Martin, from marrying his fiancée, Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Autry is convinced that her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Martin, has trapped her son into fatherhood, and she's unwilling to accept Skylah as her grandchild without definitive proof. The drama intensifies as family secrets, paternity doubts, and a mother's protective instincts collide in this heated courtroom battle. Will Mr. Martin prove his paternity to his mother and the court? Or will the DNA test reveal unexpected truths that could shake the family to its core?
This episode is a must-watch for fans of Paternity Court, Maury Povich, and similar paternity and courtroom shows. If you’re a fan of high-stakes paternity tests, emotional family disputes, and courtroom drama, then this video is for you! Join us as we dive deep into the case of Autry vs. Martin and see how Mrs. Autry’s demands for a DNA test could change the future of the Martin family. Don't miss the shocking revelations in this explosive paternity case.
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Definitely i feel sorry for her daughter in law and she will have to put up with that awful women for as long as shes married to her son

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@@kezza0072 I feel that Counseling is needed for this case. The whole family needs counseling for the sake of the child. Her son is married and she has to let him go and build his family. If I was the daughter in law I would be asking for prayer. Thanks for commenting.