Michael Jordan targeted in paternity lawsuit In this Oct. 2, 2012 file photo, Charlotte Bobcats owner Michael Jordan looks on after practice at an NBA basketball training camp in Asheville, N.C. / AP Photo/Chuck Burton, File ATLANTA An Atlanta woman has filed a lawsuit saying basketball Hall of Famer and Charlotte Bobcats owner Michael Jordan is the father of her teenage son. The lawsuit was filed Feb. 6 by Pamela Smith in Fulton County Superior Court. It requests Jordan take a paternity test, pay child support and share medical, dental and hospital costs that are not covered by insurance. The lawsuit also requests the boy's last name be changed to Jordan, and for a judge to order the Georgia Department of Vital Records to issue him a new birth certificate. Publicist Estee Portnoy says Jordan has no comment and calls to Smith's home and office were not immediately returned Friday afternoon. According to court documents, Smith does not have an attorney and a court date is scheduled for March 12.