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 Also known as “peace of mind” DNA test helps determine whether or not a particular man is the biological father of a particular child by comparing both the alleged father and child’s DNA profile.  Paternity testing involves collecting and examining the DNA of a small sample cells from the inside of the cheek. 

 A court-admissible paternity test is one that follows strict procedures to ensure its results are reliable and can be presented as evidence in court. It involves proper chain-of-custody protocols, neutral sample collection, and specific reporting standards to meet legal requirements.

 A grandparent DNA test, or grandparent test, uses DNA analysis to determine the likelihood of a biological relationship between a grandparent and a grandchild. It is often used when the parent of the child is unavailable or unwilling to participate in paternity testing, or when verifying family relationships for legal or personal reasons. The test compares the genetic profiles of the alleged grandparent and grandchild, looking for the shared DNA markers expected in a grandparent-grandchild relationship 

 A sibling DNA test is a DNA analysis used to determine the likelihood that two individuals are biologically related as siblings, either full siblings (sharing the same parents) or half-siblings (sharing one parent).  

 Do you suspect your spouse or partner of cheating on you? Did you find a suspicious article of clothing such as a stained undergarment or another object?  The Infidelity forensic DNA Test can help identify a suspected stain or biological material (semen, blood, linens, undergarments, tissues, hair samples etc.) found is a match to your spouse’s or significant other’s sample