http://www.homednadirect.com.au/blog Blog on DNA Testing and Paternity Testing Tue, 03 Apr 2012 19:57:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.homednadirect.com.au/blog/index.php/prenatal-paternity-testing/non-invasive/#comment-465 ARCPoint Labs of Sarasota Tue, 03 Apr 2012 19:57:05 +0000 http://www.homednadirect.com.au/blog/?p=98#comment-465 This article has a lot of good information regarding paternity testing. It answers a lot of questions and will clear up some misconceptions for many. Thanks for the article! This article has a lot of good information regarding paternity testing. It answers a lot of questions and will clear up some misconceptions for many. Thanks for the article!

]]> http://www.homednadirect.com.au/blog/index.php/articles-about-paternity-testing/paternity-fraud/#comment-169 colleen south Thu, 22 Mar 2012 00:56:42 +0000 http://www.homednadirect.com.au/blog/?p=39#comment-169 Paternity fraud is indeed serious and the most common type is when fathers claim they are not the fathers. This happened to me before DNA testing was available. The man who fathered my first child lied in court and I was grilled in court over my sex life and though I was 100% sure he was the only one within months of the conception, I could not prove he was the father. So when my descendants do their Ancestry.com search I'll look like I was wild that it says 'father unknown' despite the fact I provided all his details. It is humiliating and he lied only to the courts, but told everyone he knew he knew I spoke the truth. I suggested he get a DNA test as soon as they became available. He has never responded. Can I force him to take a test? Would any law firm pay for the case on a basis where they get paid if there's a payout? My son is now 32 and cares little about having this injustice corrected, but it's my reputation on the line and I was treated like a rape victim on trial over my virginity by men in suits only to be found guilty of being a lying sl.t., by implication. I want the record fixed, but can I do so without money to spend on lawyers? Paternity fraud is indeed serious and the most common type is when fathers claim they are not the fathers. This happened to me before DNA testing was available. The man who fathered my first child lied in court and I was grilled in court over my sex life and though I was 100% sure he was the only one within months of the conception, I could not prove he was the father. So when my descendants do their Ancestry.com search I’ll look like I was wild that it says ‘father unknown’ despite the fact I provided all his details. It is humiliating and he lied only to the courts, but told everyone he knew he knew I spoke the truth. I suggested he get a DNA test as soon as they became available. He has never responded. Can I force him to take a test? Would any law firm pay for the case on a basis where they get paid if there’s a payout? My son is now 32 and cares little about having this injustice corrected, but it’s my reputation on the line and I was treated like a rape victim on trial over my virginity by men in suits only to be found guilty of being a lying sl.t., by implication. I want the record fixed, but can I do so without money to spend on lawyers?

]]> http://www.homednadirect.com.au/blog/index.php/articles-about-paternity-testing/blood-groups/#comment-29 Curious case of Court Order in Australia for a Paternity Test | homeDNAdirect.com.au Blog Thu, 01 Mar 2012 12:07:46 +0000 http://www.homednadirect.com.au/blog/?p=68#comment-29 [...] enable the 18 month old boy (at the time) to live in Australia. The Australian father turned down a paternity test or a blood test which was recommended by the authorities as a control measure so as for the father to be absolutely [...] [...] enable the 18 month old boy (at the time) to live in Australia. The Australian father turned down a paternity test or a blood test which was recommended by the authorities as a control measure so as for the father to be absolutely [...]

]]> http://www.homednadirect.com.au/blog/index.php/articles-about-paternity-testing/paternity-testing-in-australia/#comment-25 Baby DNA testing to Solve Paternity Doubts | homeDNAdirect.com.au Blog Tue, 29 Nov 2011 13:50:39 +0000 http://www.homednadirect.com.au/blog/?p=6#comment-25 [...] father must be registered on the birth certificate. The time frame is big enough to allow for a DNA paternity test after the birth of the [...] [...] father must be registered on the birth certificate. The time frame is big enough to allow for a DNA paternity test after the birth of the [...]

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