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Paternity Test While Pregnant is Possible

by DDC | Oct 16, 2020 | Paternity

A High-Tech Prenatal Option for Establishing Paternity In August 2011, DDC unveiled the most innovative test of its kind in the last decade: the first non-invasive prenatal paternity test using SNP (single-nucleotide polymorphism) Microarray Technology, which...

Unmarried Fathers’ Rights to Child Custody

by DDC | Oct 9, 2020 | Paternity

It seems like unwed celebrities are announcing pregnancies more and more these days. And this trend isn’t just commonplace among the rich and famous. A growing number of unmarried couples are raising children together in the same home. Of course, custody isn’t an...

Can You Get a DNA Test Before the Baby is Born or While Pregnant?

by DDC | Aug 28, 2020 | Paternity

Many new parents choose to use at-home paternity testing kits to determine the paternity of their child following the birth, but there are many reasons why they may want to confirm the biological father of the child before the baby’s born. If you have been...

What to Do When the Father Is Absent

by DDC | Aug 14, 2020 | Paternity

Having a baby is a life-changing event that is often romanticized by the media, especially in today’s celebrity social media posts. Although becoming a parent can be magical, the truth is that pregnancy, childbirth, and many years of raising children is a far cry from...

COVID-19: There Is a Possibility I Could Be Sick. Can I Still Test For Paternity?

by DDC | Apr 6, 2020 | Paternity

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, people across the world are living with a high degree of uncertainty and stress. While the overarching concern is for everyone to stay well, it’s natural to feel anxious. You may be wondering if you’ll return to work if furloughed, when...

How Can My Paternity Test Samples Get Messed Up?

by DDC | Nov 18, 2019 | Paternity

“Uh oh. I think I messed up my paternity test.” Our customer-service specialists often hear this statement from clients who call in, worried about whether or not the samples they submitted for their at-home paternity test or other relationship analysis might have...