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Why Fathers Should Consider a Legal DNA Paternity Test

by DDC | Jun 15, 2015 | Paternity, Paternity Test

Having a child means a whole new world of responsibility that some people may not be ready for. Ready or not, when your baby is born into the world, you are a parent. There is often little doubt as to who the father of a child is when a couple is married. Most times,...

Child Support and Paternity Testing

by DDC Development | Apr 29, 2015 | Paternity, Paternity Test

Child support can be a difficult subject for couples going through a separation or divorce. Some would argue it doesn’t matter whether or not the couple was ever married, when it comes to the care of child; what is most important is that both people involved in the...

What Makes a Legal DNA Paternity Test Court Admissible?

by DDC Development | Oct 2, 2014 | Paternity, Paternity Test

Parents, guardians and custodians of children have good reasons to want to know the legal parents of a child. In some cases, multiple parties might want full or partial custody of a child or visitation rights. Even when custody is not an issue, the courts must often...

Top 5 Reasons to Use a Paternity Test

by DDC Development | Jun 26, 2014 | Paternity, Paternity Test

DNA testing has become the gold standard for determining the paternity of a child – it definitively answers the question of who is the child’s father? DNA testing can establish paternity with a level of accuracy and reliability never before possible. In the past, the...

Using DNA Paternity Tests to Determine Infidelity

by DDC Development | May 29, 2014 | Paternity, Paternity Test

With many Hollywood celebrity couples or those involving other rich and famous individuals, the issue of infidelity comes up often. It’s a result, say observers, of the high-glamour and party lifestyles of celebrities. When incidents of infidelity and possible cases...

Paternity Acknowledgement – What you need to know!

by DDC | Dec 31, 2013 | Paternity, Paternity Test

When a child is born and the mother is not married, the hospital staff becomes motivated—often incentivized by the state—to find the presumed father and ask him to sign a Voluntary Acknowledgement of Paternity. If signed, the document is used to establish the signor...

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