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Maria33

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I have an 8 year old son, whose father has been non existant in his life. He was incarcerated for the most part. He did at one point establish his paternity . No blood tests..just a signed document. He works off and on and the state takes some of that due to me being on state asst for a while, which I am no longer recieving. Recently my son's father has requested a blood test to prove paternity . His grandmother passed away and left him some property and apparantly in order for everything to be finalized he needs proof of paternity concerning my son. Am I obligated in any way to comply with this request? I don't feel the need to subject my son to any blood tests. If I do have blood tests, can the state claim any of his inheritance? I would greatly appreciate any advice...Thank you
 


MySonsMom

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I'm pretty sure that the only way that you *have* to allow the tests be taken is if a court/judge has ordered it. Until then you can deny the blood/paternity test.

Someone will correct me if I'm wrong.
 

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