@Boricua,
Boricua wrote:I agree 100%
Some thoughts:
This guy may not have a legal case, but that won't stop him from making a court challenge that you will then need to defend against. I would advise talking to a lawyer
now, so you will be prepared ahead of time if he decides to challenge you in court.
You probably won't be able to prevent him from eventually getting word to your son that he is the biological father. It might be best if your son hears it from you first, when the time is right.
Regarding your question "Should I care if she knows the truth?" I would say you should care a little bit, but not to the extent that you try to contact her when she likely won't be receptive. I would wait and keep your evidence ready, but let her be the one to contact you.
If she never contacts you, I wouldn't worry about it. It's not like you are in charge of warning every person that this guy is ever going to lie to.