Paternity Testing
Paternity Testing
DNA testing can confirm whether a biological relationship exists between two individuals. This is achieved by collecting DNA samples from both individuals through cheek swabs and then comparing the samples. A paternity test specifically determines if an individual is the biological father of a child. This is done by comparing the DNA of the alleged father with that of the child.
Legal vs. Non-Legal DNA tests. What’s the difference?
The key difference between legal paternity tests and home paternity tests is the method of DNA sample collection and the admissibility of the results. Legal paternity test results are admissible in court due to their adherence to a chain-of-custody process with supervised DNA collection, which prevents tampering. In contrast, home paternity test results are not accepted in court due to lack of these stringent controls.
Non-Legal Paternity test:
This is an informational paternity test, which means the results cannot be used for legal purposes. If you need the results for personal knowledge or peace of mind, this test is appropriate. For legal or other official uses, please consider a Paternity Legal Test.
Quickly and easily confirm paternity via Paternity DNA testing. Our expert team delivers a professional and convenient service, guaranteeing accuracy and confidentiality. With fast and precise results, you can gain peace of mind and confidently plan your family’s future.
Legal Paternity test
Legal DNA paternity testing, also known as chain-of-custody testing, provides results that can be used as evidence in various legal situations, including child support, custody disputes, immigration cases, birth certificate issues, Social Security matters, and more. DDC streamlines the on-site testing process, making it easier for you to get accurate results and move forward efficiently.
Legal Tests are required for the following
- Birth Certificate Changes
- Child Support
- Will & Estate Changes
- Inheritance Rights
- Child Custody Cases
- Survivor’s Benefits
- Social Security Benefits
- Military Benefits
