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Any advice on what a biological father can file in Michigan if Michigan courts allowed him to take a dna test with the legal father and bio. child when there is already a divorce order in that state. Both fathers live in Florida and actions were in Michigan were child resides. Now legal father is not helping to file so is there anything biological can file since judge agreed to dna and it is a part of the court records now in the divorce. Mother moves from county and state all the time to avoid completion of case. It was ordered that the case would not be transferred again until it is finalized. The child is almost 6 now and knows the biological father and his family as her's. But bio.has no rights at this point to fight for his rights for even vistation and are worried about mother losing custody and he can not step in. Any advice would be wonderful.