Although Justin Bieber has reportedly agreed to take a paternity test to prove he's not the father of 20-year-old Mariah Yeater's three-month-old son, but Mariah Yeater's Lawyer claim they had hoped to settle the matter out of court.
Chicago lawyer Jeffrey Leving sent emails to the Bieb’s camp twice in September and again Oct. 3 asking for a private paternity test and direct negotiations without the need for a court filing, Leving told the Daily News.
Leving told the show he wants a "carefully supervised" DNA test to establish paternity, adding that the wealthy shouldn't be able to bully a single mother.
"Justice is not a luxury for the rich," Leving said, adding that Yeater is just "a child herself." Yeater is twenty tears-old. "She probably doesn’t even know what to do right now, aside from caring for her child."
Leving said he “trusts” Mariah Yeater’s story after lengthy discussions with her and her mother and hopes a judge will order a DNA test after a court hearing Dec. 15.
“There has to be a sufficient chain of custody. Now it’s a high-profile case, and there’s motive to corrupt this. People are so enamored with Justin Bieber, you could have someone change samples in a lab because of love for this guy,” he claimed.
Yeater stands by her claim that she and Bieber had a very brief sexual encounter at a backstage bathroom after his performance at the Staples Center in October 2010. After she went public with the claim, it was revealed that she was sexual active with a couple other dudes around that time. One of those dudes was her high school boyfriend, who Yeater first accused of being her baby's father. It resulting in an argument that ended with her smashing in a car window.
Yeater responded to the claims by basically making the point that, just because she's banged a few guys, it doesn’t mean Bieber shouldn't be held responsible for his baby.
“I’m scared," Yeater said. "I was very hesitant. This is a very serious matter [and] it had to be brought to his attention. To everyone."
Yeater recently appeared on The Insider to give an interview about her claims. When confronted with video of Justin denying he's the father, Mariah broke down during the interview and left the room twice.
"I'm gonna be a target," Beiber said, on the Today Show. "But I'm never gonna be a victim."
Yeater claims that she has proof to back up her claims, and that she's submitted that proof to her lawyers.
“I have provided evidence to my attorneys and it will show in court to prove that my allegations are true. He immediately took a liking to me. We got to talking…and then…he asked me would you mind if we could go somewhere and be alone? He went from cute and gushy to more aggressive.”
Bieber will submit to the paternity test on December 15.
Source: justinbieber24h.com
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