Court-Admissible Paternity
Strict chain-of-custody process. Results are legally binding and accepted by courts for child support, custody, and birth certificate amendments.
$359
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⚖️ Court-Admissible (Legal) Testing
Immigration DNA Testing
AABB-accredited testing required by USCIS and Embassies to prove biological relationships for immigration processes.
$359
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Legal Non-Invasive Prenatal
Determine paternity securely before birth with a legally binding chain of custody. 100% safe for mother and baby.
$1399 (21 Days) | $1599 (7 Days)
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Relationship Testing
Determine biological ties between siblings, grandparents, or aunts/uncles for legal or inheritance purposes.
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Informational Paternity
Fast, discreet, and strictly for personal knowledge. Not valid for court, but provides the exact same laboratory accuracy.
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Peace of Mind Prenatal
Get answers early in your pregnancy with a simple, safe blood draw. Strictly for your own private knowledge.
$1399 (21 Days) | $1599 (7 Days)
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Relationship Testing (Informational)
Determine biological ties between siblings, grandparents, or aunts/uncles strictly for personal knowledge and peace of mind.
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📅 Appointment Schedule
- Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
- Saturday - Sunday: Closed
- ⚠️ Closed on all Federal Holidays
🧬 DNA Paternity Testing
What is a DNA paternity test?
A DNA paternity test compares a child's genetic profile with an alleged father's to determine biological parentage. Results are 99.9%+ accurate for inclusions and 100% conclusive for exclusions.
How does DNA paternity testing work?
The test analyzes STR (Short Tandem Repeat) markers in DNA from cheek swabs or blood samples. Laboratories examine 16–21 genetic loci to calculate the probability of paternity.
Can I convert an at-home test into a legal test later?
No. Legal tests require verified sample collection from the start. You'd need to retest.
Can I test without the alleged father knowing?
Ethically controversial. Some labs allow discreet samples (e.g., toothbrush, hair), but legal tests require consent.
Can DNA prove siblingship?
Yes. Sibling DNA tests compare genetic markers to determine if two individuals share:
- Full siblings (same mother and father)
- Half-siblings (one common parent)
Are relationship tests court-admissible?
Only if performed with a legal chain of custody.
What if the father is unavailable for testing?
Grandparent or avuncular (aunt/uncle) tests can indirectly establish paternity.
Does insurance cover paternity testing?
Rarely. Some child support cases may qualify for state assistance.
Can I test participants in different countries?
Yes. Many labs offer international kits with local collection partners.
What if the alleged father is deceased?
Postmortem testing is possible using:
- Archived tissue samples
- Hair/toothbrush (lower accuracy)
Can identical twins be distinguished in paternity tests?
No. Identical twins share 100% identical DNA.
🤰 Prenatal Paternity Testing
Can paternity be determined before birth?
Yes, via:
- Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity (NIPP) Test (After 7 weeks gestation, using mother's blood)
- Invasive Methods (CVS/amniocentesis, higher risk)
Is prenatal paternity testing safe?
NIPP is 100% safe (no risk to fetus). Invasive methods carry a slight miscarriage risk.
Are prenatal tests court-admissible?
Only if performed under legal chain of custody at an AABB lab.
How do I know if I need a redraw?
If the lab determines your sample is insufficient or degraded, you will be notified.
Can I get a blood draw on the weekends?
It is highly not recommended, as the degradation of the fetal DNA is highly likely over the weekend, making a redraw possible. We recommend scheduling Monday-Thursday, as the processing labs are open Monday-Friday, excluding holidays.
Where can I get my blood drawn?
Depending on your location preference, we offer facilities in Aventura, Coral Gables, and Miami Beach.
📄 Results, Privacy & Confidentiality
How are results presented?
- "Probability of Paternity: 99.99%" (inclusion)
- "Excluded as biological father: 0%" (exclusion)
Can I dispute the results?
You may request re-testing (additional fees apply). Courts may also order a second legal test.
Can results ever be wrong?
Extremely unlikely if performed by an accredited lab. Errors usually stem from:
- Sample mix-ups
- Fraudulent participation
Who has access to my results?
Only you for at-home/informational tests. Legal tests are shared with Courts and Government agencies (if applicable).
How long do results take?
Typically 3–5 business days after the lab receives the samples. Expedited options (24–48 hrs) may cost extra.
Are DNA samples stored?
Most labs destroy samples after testing unless you explicitly authorize storage.
Will this test appear on medical records?
No, unless specifically required for a legal case.