Are You Being Deceived

About Your Paternity?

ABOUT DNA PATERNITY TESTING

DNA paternity testing is currently the most advanced and accurate technology to determine parentage.

In a DNA parentage test, the probability of parentage is 0% when the alleged parent is not biologically related to the child.

The probability of paternity is typically greater than 99.9% when the alleged parent is biologically related to the child.

A paternity or DNA genetic test establishes genetic proof whether a man is the biological father of an individual.

While DNA genetic testing is the most reliable standard, older methods also exist including ABO blood group typing, analysis of various other proteins and enzymes, or using human leukocyte antigen antigens. The older methods are not anywhere as reliable.

The current techniques for paternal testing are polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and restriction fragment length polymorphisms.

The Cost: Budget About $500.00

Comprehensive results stating inclusion of 99.9% (or more) or exclusion of 100% are provided for all prenatal paternity tests.

Home Paternity Test Kits

Home Paternity Test kits are just sample collection kits which you use to take a sample cheek swab and mail back to a testing facility.

There are many home paternity test kits on the market. Shop carefully.

Are You Paying To Support

Some Other Man's Child?

 

Family Law Paternity Testing. Child Support Fraud

Because women lie when it comes to naming the father of their child, you should always get a paternity test.

If you have legal access to the child you can take a swab easily and do not need permission of the mother.

Men can also apply for a court order to do paternity testing. If the woman refused, the courts are entitled and should be required, to draw the obvious inference. The court does not compel a woman to submit to paternity/ blood tests; rather the court only draws an adverse inference on a woman's failure to do so.

DNA paternity testing is something every man should consider when divorcing.

DNA testing should be done by law on every child born. No option.

Types Of Paternity Tests Available

At-Home Paternity Test:

This is a sample collection package consisting of some Q tip type swabs and sample collection envelopes. You collect some saliva and mail it back to the lab for testing.

Prenatal Paternity Test - Claims 99.9% Accuracy

Requires the mother to provide a blood sample and she must be past her tenth week of pregnancy. It is a non-invasive, prenatal test

Legal Paternity Testing:

Test provides results which court admissible for legal purposes. Test must be done by an accredited DNA testing facility. The samples must be collected and submitted following rigid chain of custody rules. This is not a do it yourself process. Get help from your lawyer or a qualified lab.

Immigration DNA Testing:

When the test is required to prove kinship in families wanting to come to Canada

Infidelity Testing: Test samples of human biological stains on clothing or say, bed sheets, to see if there is evidence of cheating.

Paternity Test With Discreet Samples:

Used to test tissues, toothbrushes, licked envelopes or hair, semen or nails. Pretty much like in those silly TV shows where they solve crimes using invisible samples found in impossible places.

How Accurate Is DNA Paternity Testing?

DNA paternity testing is extremely accurate, but there is still room for error.

In paternity testing, no man will ever be 100% included as the biological father because there is always the slight possibility that the DNA profile of the alleged father matches the DNA profile of the child by mere chance. However that chance is extremely slim. Probably less than 1 in 100,000.

Check with the lab on how they run their tests and how accurate they guarantee their results. Be sure you deal with a reputable lab and not some Internet fly by night.

COMMITTING PATERNITY FRAUD

or providing false information about the identity of a child on a "Statement of Live Birth", the form used to register a birth in Ontario or on a similar form in other provinces or territories with registrars of vital statistics, is a serious matter. But when caught, women claim they thought "he was really the father."

In some provinces the statute may say that providing false information has a maximum penalty of a fine of $100,000 plus 6 months in jail.

Women Lie About Paternity

Often their doctor will "fudge the dates" to assist a woman in deceiving a man.

The ONLY way to know if you are the father is by paternity DNA testing. Everything else can be deceiving.

In today's anti male courts, men are routinely destroyed by being forced to pay support for children that are not theirs. Do not be one of those men. Even if you are married, you should still quietly check the paternity of the children you are raising. Know that if you delay, you may be deemed to have accepted the child as your own despite the fraud and will have to pay support regardless.

When paternity deceptions are found out years later, it is very damaging to everyone. The search for identity in cases of adoption when children grow up and seek out information about their biological parents is well known and illustrates the importance of these biological relationships as well as social relationships.