DNA tests can be used for many things: paternity, ancestry, genetic markers, weight loss strategies, and more. But when you’re looking for answers to your paternity questions, you want conclusive results. While it might be harmless to have mistakes regarding ancestry, you don’t want any speculation about paternity! There are two main ways of acquiring paternity results: a che...

If you are contesting your child’s paternity in court, then your child will need to take a DNA test. To be court-admissible, the DNA test must be collected by a neutral third-party company. Additionally, the laboratory must be an AABB-accredited facility. These requirements help you accurately prove your child’s paternity without bribery or falsification. How does your child ...