Robert Lee Rhoe, II v. Montgomery County Office of Child Support Enforcement

Enma Quispe Perez (hereinafter Custodial Parent) pointed Montgomery County Maryland Office of Child Support Enforcement (hereinafter referred to as MCOCSE) to Robert L. Rhoe, II, (hereinafter referred to as Petitioner) alleging him to be the father of a child as a condition for financial assistance. Both MCOCSE and the Custodial Parent have significant vested interests of child support and U. S. citizenship over the Life, Liberty, Property, and extended-life potential earnings from Petitioner's deoxyribonucleic acid (hereinafter referred to as DNA) as a result of economically enslaving him, Amendment XIII, U.S. Constitution (Page v, Table of Authorities). Does MCOCSE and the Maryland Courts have jurisdiction and legal authority to intervene on behalf of a foreign person illegally present in the United States; to join, and to litigate Petitioner, who is a natural born citizen, in violation of the U.S. Constitution, Petitioner's constitutional rights, and established law? Is the state's exceptional taking of DNA in the criminal law (Table of Authorities, Page iv, Maryland v. King, 569 U. S. 435 (2013)) expanding and becoming routine in the practice of civil law?