The cleaner stole the rich man's condom and got pregnant. The rich man refused to recognize his relatives. How did the law decide this matter?

Ordinary women only exist in fairy tales when they meet a prince and fly to a branch to become a phoenix. How did the cleaner get $20 million overnight? A female cleaner in Zambia got the idea of a billionaire and got pregnant with a billionaire's child through artificial insemination. She got the money and her life fought back. With this money, she invested in business, kept her position as a female billionaire, and her soaring life was unimpeded. If this happened in China, what would the law say?

1, stealing condoms, artificial insemination and getting pregnant This woman from Zambia is called Jane. She works as an ordinary cleaner in the famous Las Vegas hotel. Although she is 40 years old, her poor life makes her afraid to get married, so she has been single. One day, while cleaning the room, she found a used condom in the trash can. She knows that people who live in this hotel are people of status. In particular, the room she tidied up belongs to a high-end room. She had a plan, quietly packed the condoms, and then ran to the first floor to chat with the front desk. After confirming the identity of the guest in this room, she confirmed that the other person was a person with identity. She was ecstatic and began to implement her plan.

Her plan is very smooth. She succeeded in getting pregnant with a rich man's child, a boy. After giving birth to the child, she didn't go to the rich man with the child in her arms for the first time, but silently raised the child until she was three years old. Realizing that the time was ripe, she went to the rich man with her child in her arms and asked him to pay alimony.

At first, the other party obviously didn't care, because there were too many emotional debts owed, and too many people came to fake pregnancy every day to extort money. He totally refused to see that Zambian woman. After the woman sued him, the two sides made a paternity test, and it was clearly written in black and white that the child had a biological relationship with him. The rich man can't remember when he owed money. For the sake of family reputation, he chose to settle the matter with $20 million. Jane, a woman from Zambia, is also a woman with brains. After she got the money, she kept making investments and her business grew bigger and bigger. She is also on the list of the richest women. She is no longer the original cleaner.

In our country, we are not responsible for this situation. Although there were still some participants, the rich man did pay the money in the end. But if this kind of thing happens in our country and is born to ordinary people, this kind of child who was not his own will suddenly falls from the sky, or is planned by a willing heart, do we need to be responsible? China, in particular, is a country that attaches great importance to family ties. Is it necessary to suffer in vain in this situation?

Answer: No, this situation is not responsible. Although biologically speaking, the child is indeed the man's, it is without the man's knowledge. Legally speaking, the man does not belong to the father of the child. In this case, the man is a sperm donor at most, not only without the responsibility of raising, but also without the so-called reward.

Although the woman's practice really made her embark on a new life, I won't comment, but this method is opportunistic and certainly can't be used for reference. Taking children as tools is likely to be counterproductive, and the final outcome is to hurt yourself and your children. The fascicle is real.