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A woman who claims Michael Jordan fathered her child wants the former NBA star to submit to a third paternity test. Lisa Miceli also is asking a judge to lift a temporary restraining order imposed after Jordan filed a harassment suit against her.
Miceli, 35, of Meadville, Pa., claims Jordan fathered her 4-year-old son, but Jordan's lawsuit says a pair of 2005 paternity tests rule him out.
On Friday before Judge Gordon R. Miller, Miceli filed a special request for dismissal of the injunction, and also filed a second motion for a new paternity hearing. His decision on voiding or upholding the injunction is expected within a few days.
Currently representing herself, Miceli stated there’s no evidence to support Jordan’s allegations she is harassing him in violation of a 2005 agreement between the pair, and said she should be entitled to another paternity hearing, alleging “Michael Jordan is the father. ... There is no other father.”
Jordan, who was not in court Friday but was represented by attorneys, claims two DNA tests prove he is not the father and the pair had a signed agreement that if both tests came back negative, Miceli would dismiss her lawsuit and have no contact with him or his associates.
Jordan claims that Miceli has repeatedly breached that agreement by sending nearly 400 e-mails and notes to him and his representatives as well as making hundreds of telephone calls and leaving hundreds of voice mails.
Jordan was well-known to have been quite the player off the court!
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