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You Are Required To Undergo Court Genetic Exams, Now What?

by Chloe Gib

If you have been ordered court genetic exams, it is most likely for legal paternity testing. Even if you are the possible father trying to prove the child is yours, once it has been ordered you must follow through. If you are the mother trying to prove who the father of your child is, you must take the child for the testing as required. You cannot back out of it once the process has been started.

If neither party is willing to give in on their stance the judge will order the testing. The date will be set by which both tests must be completed. Avoiding the test could land you in jail. A date may also be set aside to appear in court for the findings of the testing. This is also mandatory or you may find yourself with a bench warrant situation.

The judge or the court can provide you with DNA test locations where you can have a test performed. You may want to have the court set the appointment to avoid running into the other party. This is a good idea if there is any anger between the parties.

There are a couple of ways the testing can be completed. The test can be done on a lock of hair, from saliva, a scraping from inside your mouth or by blood. It is not necessary for the testing facility to obtain a sperm sample. The testing on the blood is the most accurate.

It does not take long for the DNA test to be performed. It can be fit in during lunch. There's no preparations needed, and you will not be uncomfortable afterwards. There really is nothing to worry about.

A DNA test can improve without a shadow over doubt that someone is not related, but it cannot prove with 100% accuracy that someone is related. The results can be close enough for the courts to consider absolute paternity even though they are not exact. If the test is inconclusive, the courts consider that a negative. Once you have undergone testing the other party cannot request another test for paternity unless some new scientific discovery was made.

You may now want to know if you are the father of a child and not, but it is not your option to know or not to know when court genetic exams are involved. Every child has a right to know their paternity. In some cases it is necessary for a full medical history. It could very well save their life.



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Title: You Are Required To Undergo Court Genetic Exams, Now What?
Author: Chloe Gib
Email: sodauaw@gmail.com
Keywords: Court genetic exams, DNA test locations, Legal paternity testing, paternity testing, dna testing
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Category: Babies
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