That's sad for him and all but who exactly is gonna pay the greatly overpriced sum of 130 million dollars agian?  I don't care who pays for it....even if it's the tax payers. The rights of fathers has been on the line for a long time across America, and things need to change. Fathers are treated as work horses yet effectively have no rights, even when the law says they do, it's typically not practiced.     A common lawsuit tactic is to first ask for an absurd amount of money, that gets attention and gives an atmosphere of how serious it is. It also ensures that the accused party will appear, otherwise default judgement will be in the plaintiffs favor.