When a married woman gives birth, her husband is typically assumed to be the child’s father and is given that status on the birth certificate. But if a woman is unmarried, a man must formally be named the father to establish legal paternity. The man must usually sign...
About Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity Testing Pregnancy can be an exciting experience, but questions about paternity can be stressful. If you are expecting and want to do a paternity test while pregnant, DNA Diagnostic Center (DDC) offers the Certainty™ Non-Invasive...
Thanks to at-home DNA tests, establishing paternity has never been easier or more affordable. Yet, there are still people who are reluctant to take the test and find out the truth. Parents may be worried about how it will affect their personal relationships or...
Finding out the identity of a baby’s father provides certainty, allowing the mother and child to move on with their lives. Moreover, getting a paternity test may be necessary for important legal reasons. Despite DNA paternity testing being around for many years,...
Paternity information is ultrasensitive, so we understand if you have concerns about DNA testing privacy when ordering a test. It’s natural to want to control access to highly sensitive personal information, and moreover, taking a test can be stressful since results...
IMPORTANT: This article gives general information. Keep in mind specific processes and laws can vary state by state and we are not providing legal advice. If you have further questions, we strongly suggest you contact a family-law attorney. When Britney Spears...