Paternity Test Results May Not Be Admissible In Your State
An interesting case where local state laws have not kept pace with advances in technology. A paternity test reveals a husband is not the father of the child he has raised as his own but he still has to pay child support to his ex-wife and the real father of “his” daughter because the law does not recognize DNA testing.
The takeaway from all this? Before you spend upwards of $400 on a home paternity test kit, make sure the laws in your state allow such evidence in court.