When a child is born and there are questions about who the father is, a paternity action may be filed. Generally, blood tests and DNA samples can determine the true father of a child. However, paternity cases often go beyond the simple determination of fatherhood to issues of care and financial support.
Saturday, September 19, 2015
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When a child is born and there are questions about who the father is, a paternity action may be filed. Generally, blood tests and DNA samples can determine the true father of a child. However, paternity cases often go beyond the simple determination of fatherhood to issues of care and financial support.
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