Are the home paternity tests any good?
Home paternity tests DO work, and are completely legit. Also, they ARE as accurate as the tests done for court. However, with a home test, there is no way to prove the identity of the person submitting the samples. That is why they are not admissible in court. The process that the lab uses is the same for home tests and the "legal" tests. Looking at HomeDNA.com, they appear to be AABB accredited. That's an important thing to look for. When shopping for home DNA paternity testing, make sure you get all the costs up-front. Including the mother's DNA will give a stronger result, and many of the cheaper places charge extra for this. Read here on why it can be important to include the mother in a DNA paternity test: http://www.dnatesting.com/dna-test-quest...
How to fail a paternity test?
My daughters birth father is not listed on her birth certificate, but I received letters from the court last week saying I have 20 days to bring her in for DNA testing (those weren't the words they used, but that's what it meant), honestly, I'm not taking her within the 20 days, it wasn't ordered by a judge, and until it is, I'm not doing it..........but reality is, a judge will probably make me take her for the DNA testing.........so my question for you guys is........Is there anything I can do so that my daughters DNA will not match that of her biological father. It's a long story about why I don't want my daughter with this man, I've told you guys about it before and you have agreed with me, but for those of you who haven't read my previous questions, this man is under psychiatric care, as well as his brothers, I don't think he would INTENTIONALLY hurt my daughter, but it's what he would do unintentionally that scares me........ If there is anyway to manipulate this test?
Is asking for a Paternity test offensive because women don't lie or cheat?
The Original GarnetGlitter: Being FAITHFUL has nothing to do with it. A woman can be unfaithful without producing a child, so there is no way for him to tell either. And a man cannot trick a woman into believing a child is hers by him being unfaithful. So your point is invalid. And you didn't answer the question. Are you saying women don't lie or cheat? And a woman's word is all that's needed to prove paternity?
Nervous about paternity testing!?
I got involved with a married man 6.5 years ago (not a word), I got pregnant and our son is now 4. We go for paternity testing for child support this week and I am a little nervous. I don't know why, I know he's my son's father, but there is just always that doubt in the back of my mind, it was 5 years ago that I would have gotten pregnant and at the time I know that I didn't sleep with anyone else, but it's been so long ago that I am afraid that im forgetting if I was with someone else. But I know I didn't As stupid as this is, I was faithful to him and when I got pregnant it never even came to mind that my son might be someone elses. He wasn't suppose to be able to have kids, him and his wife already had one son at the time and they had problems conceiving, and he just had a another boy about 7 months ago. Am I just being paranoid?
Should paternity fraud be a criminal offense?
II think Paternity Testing should be mandatory. There are thousands of women in the U.S. who take advantage of certain types of men. I think these females should be held responsible for knowingly accusing a man as being the biological father when she knows the truth.The one thing that is seldom discussed in public from this angle is, the best interest of the child. Normally, when we hear that phrase we think of an alleged father not providing for the child’s bare necessities. So the courts step in to enforce the alleged father’s responsibilities.On the flip side of the equation. Women who practice the FINE ART of paternity fraud should understand this, if they truly care/love their child. Do not assign a man to be an alleged father and you know there is a possibility that he is not. If you do, you are not considering the best interest of the child.If the child ever needs a blood transfusion or a bone marrow transplant. The non biological father will not be able to help the child in most instances. In addition, the non biological father will most definitely feel the weight of your deception. All in all, the dynamics of your family will decline a rapid rate.In closing, I believe paternity fraud offences should bear a harsh punishment in order to deter many women who use this as a tactic. Maybe this way it may prevent some women from using the best interest to her lifestyle as oppose to the best interest of her child.If you anyone who reads this needs to learn more about the Paternity Testing process. Please visit DNA Testing Centre. Click here
How can i use legitimacy in a sentence?
A paternity test was ordered by the court in order to determine the legitimacy of the child.
Is the sentence "I would like to inform you that I will be on leave on this Thursday" correct to use?
The sentence is grammatically correct, but it has too much information and not enough information:You don’t need to tell people that you would like to do something or that you are informing them.As others have pointed out, it is good to include a date, and not just the day of the week.On leave sounds wrong to my American ears. People go on leave for extended periods (maternity leave, sabbaticals, etc.), not just one day. Also, you could be away on work-related business, without being on leave. People don’t need to know why you are away.It’s nice to give people options for what to do in your absence. Can they call your personal number, or is there someone else who will cover for you?So, I would revise your sentence to something like this:“I will be out of the office on Thursday, June 28[, and will return on Friday, June 29]. If you need immediate assistance, please call Suzie Rogers at extension 1234.The date of your return is optional, and probably unnecessary for a one-day absence. For anything more than one day—and especially if your absence abuts a weekend or other days when you do not normally work—I would include it. Important details should “jump out” without requiring analysis on the part of your audience.
Im getting a paternity test and will my smoke show up?
THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) can stay in a person's body for as long as 3 to 90 days after smoking or being ingested orally. There are numerous determining factors for how long drug toxins stay in a persons body which vary from person to person, such as the analytical method used, your health, your body weight, metabolism, fluid intake, the type of drug toxin, and the degree of exposure to the drug toxin. BUT If you smoke it occasionally it will remain in your system for up to 10 days. If you smoke marijuana on a regular basis it will stay in your system for as long as 45 days, and if you smoke marijuana at a constant pace, it can stay in the body for 90 days. Marijuana is fat soluble. It stores in the fat cells of the body, the brain, the liver, the kidneys, in other words the major organs. Delta-9-THC enters the bloodstream rapidly after smoking (in minutes) or more slowly when ingested orally (20 minutes to 1.5 hours). It is rapidly metabolized into inert molecules known as metabolites. These chemicals also have the word Tetrahydrocannabinol in them and are called THC, which can be quite confusing. For other solutions you might want to check out some products that cleanse your body of THC. There are different type of drug tests you can have, from a urine test to a hair test. Fortunately there are some companies selling products that get rid of drug traces in your body. They sell fake urine that you can put on your body. They have champoo to clear out the THC of your hair. I haven't tried this myself, I heard stories from people that it works great. A good thing for you to test ikt out yourself is to order both a marijuana test kit and a THC removal product wether for hair testing or urine testing. Then to the drug test before and after you use the product.