Judge Upholds Paternity Test Order for Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones

The ruling comes amid a legal dispute with a woman claiming to be his daughter, marking a significant development in the case.

A Texas judge has upheld a decision requiring Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones to take a paternity test in a legal dispute with Alexandra Davis, a 27-year-old woman claiming to be his daughter.
The legal battle began in 2022 when Davis sued Jones, alleging she was conceived during a mid-1990s relationship between Jones and her mother.
Jones has faced a separate defamation lawsuit from Davis, accusing him and associates of labeling her an 'extortionist' and 'shakedown artist.'
The paternity test ruling is seen as a significant victory for Davis, potentially offering her peace and setting a precedent for similar cases.
Jones has denied paternity but has been financially supporting Davis and her mother under a 1998 agreement, which Davis seeks to invalidate.