DNA tests are powerful tools when determining the paternity in divorce and related custody or child support cases. One can still determine a child’s paternity even without the alleged father. In some cases, the father may be deceased and a DNA test needs to be done to determine parentage so the child can possibly collect social security benefits. Collecting a mouth swab of the paternal grandparents side is best if the father is not available.
With a deceased alleged father, we can also work with the state coroner’s offices to obtain DNA samples that can be matched with the child. DNA test can be conducted without the father knowing but, the results will be strictly for personal information and use only.
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Many couples are faced with a complicated stressful dilemma of " I'm not sure who the baby's father is". This could be a very anxious time during pregnancy putting stress on the mother, baby, potential fathers and members of both the
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