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Who has to pay for the paternity test in a child support...

New postby Joleen » 25 Oct 2012, 13:06

Who has to pay for the paternity test in a child support case? Who has to pay for the paternity test in a child support case?
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New postby Debby » 25 Oct 2012, 13:06

Usually the father has to pay for himself, the mother, and for the child.
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Paternity test in Maryland - where should I go?

New postby Annabelle » 25 Oct 2012, 13:06

I need to get a legally binding paternity test in the state of Maryland. Do I go to my doctor? Or a testing center? How much does it cost? How long does it take to get the results back? The more info you can give me the better - thanks!
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New postby Toshia » 25 Oct 2012, 13:06

A simpler way would be to file for child support - doesn't cost anything (if one is low income - otherwise, the filing fee is $25) and the court will order mother, father and child to submit to testing at the local courthouse.
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Why would there be a court order for a paternity test in a..

New postby Mariko » 25 Oct 2012, 13:06

Why would there be a court order for a paternity test in a child support case in NYC?

My brother lived with this girl for close to 8 years, they have a 4 year old daughter, but they broke up recently. As soon as he moved out, he then receives a summons for a paternity test- not child support. Why? I must say that he doesn't remember if he signed the little girls birth certificate, we feel like this might be a sign because the reason of separation was infidelity. He says he has no doubt the little girl is his, why would the court order a paternity test, and should he take it? Please help!
Does he have the opportunity to opt out and just agree to pay cild support, or does the court obligate the paternity test?
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New postby Krysta » 25 Oct 2012, 13:06

If I were your brother, there is no way that I would agree to pay child support without a paternity test. Look at it this way: There is proof that the woman is the mother of the child since the baby was born from her body. What proof is there that your brother is the father? Absolutely none.

And she may not be going for child support right now, but she will be. If she is on any kind of state aid, such as welfare, subsidized housing, TANF, the state is going to go after the biological father for child support. Even if he signed the birth certificate, he is not legally the father according to the Courts since he was not married to the child's mother.

If they had been married, the child would legally be his even if he were not the biological father since all children born during a marriage are considered to be the legal child of the husband.

I think every time a child is born, unless it is known to be the result of artificial insemination or something similar, there should be DNA testing to prove that the "father" is indeed the father. There are a lot of cases of paternity fraud where a woman will claim that the man is the father and he will find out years later that he isn't. And I'm a married woman who knows for a fact that my husband is the biological father of my children.
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How to get court order for paternity testing in ontario...

New postby Soo » 25 Oct 2012, 13:06

How to get court order for paternity testing in ontario canada?

Rules of civil procedure etc, how to get court order without retaining a lawyer.
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New postby Maryellen » 25 Oct 2012, 13:06

If you live in Toronto, the city has free legal advice available.
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Question about PATERNITY TESTING in Michigan?

New postby Marquerite » 25 Oct 2012, 13:06

Okay i just filed child support on my baby's father.
does My daughter have to be there when the father does the test?
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New postby Bert » 25 Oct 2012, 13:06

No. They can take the samples at separate times. The lab should follow a chain of custody: fingerprints, copy of ID, photo of the subject, witness to the sample. The chain of custody helps to ensure the proper person is tested and the sample is secure.
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How much does a paternity test cost in the state of Indiana?

New postby Alaine » 25 Oct 2012, 13:06

How much does a paternity test cost and where do you go to for such a test in the state of Indiana? How much does a paternity test cost and where do you go to for such a test in the state of Indiana?
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New postby Loida » 25 Oct 2012, 13:06

Open up the phone book and call your local health deparment, or hospital. They will be the best ones to know.
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How much will a paternity test cost in the state of FL?

New postby Clementina » 25 Oct 2012, 13:06

I live in Yulee and need to know about how much it will cost to get one done. I live in Yulee and need to know about how much it will cost to get one done.
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New postby Toi » 25 Oct 2012, 13:06

My friend got one done. (We live in CT) It cost $725. Best of Luck to You.
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What is the best place for Paternity Testing in...

New postby Marguerite » 25 Oct 2012, 13:06

What is the best place for Paternity Testing in Springfield Missouri? What is the best place for Paternity Testing in Springfield Missouri?
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New postby Marquerite » 25 Oct 2012, 13:06

KT Health Clinic is the most reasonable. 417-832-8678

I work for an attorney and we wouldn't use anyone else. They are quick, and reasonably priced!
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