Prove paternity without the father. Reconstruct biological family ties using grandparents, siblings, aunts, or uncles.
When an alleged father is missing, deceased, or unwilling to participate, we can still establish a biological link to a child by testing his immediate blood relatives.
Because a child inherits exactly 50% of their DNA from their father, that father's genetic markers are shared with his own parents (the child's grandparents) and his full siblings (the child's aunts/uncles/siblings). By testing these relatives, our AABB-accredited laboratory can reconstruct the missing father's DNA profile and confirm paternity.
Note: We strongly recommend including the child's Mother in relationship testing. Her DNA helps the lab isolate which genes the child inherited from the maternal side, making the paternal search much more precise.

