Frank Sorrentino, aka The Situation’s father from the show everyone loves to hate, got served 
with legal papers right after he got “dunked” for a charity event.
Apparently the constantly shirtless Jersey Shore star is suing his own father for utilizing his name and image without his permission. Sorrentino Senior had started up a website called TheConfrontationSite.com and used the reality star’s name and picture. Guess parents just never learn.
There was rumor of The Situation filing a lawsuit against his father, but Sorrentino didn’t get served until he was at a charity festival. Dad was getting dunked in a water tank in Delray Beach, FL, to raise money for the Plumosa School of the Arts, when the legal process server got to him.
Let this be a lesson to all of Mike’s family members – don’t use his name or likeliness to your advantage, or you’ll clearly have a “Situation” on your hands.
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