DNA CENTRE FOR PATERNITY TEST NIGERIA
Who needs a paternity test, and why?
A common situation is one where the mother has had a number of sexual partners and the father has genuine doubts that the baby may be his. His views may be influenced by impending requests for child maintenance contributions. This often occurs when the parents are not living together, possibly even following a ‘one night stand’.
In other cases, the father wants to be part of the child’s life because he is adamant that the child is his, whereas the mother claims it is another man’s child simply to get him out of her life.
Sometimes doubts over paternity, doubts that have never been suggested previously, will be triggered by other events. For example, when a couple separates on bad terms, the mother could try and claim that the child is not the father’s. The mother will know whether or not this is true, but the father won’t. Even if these claims are unfounded, they may sow seeds of doubt that cannot be ignored.
It is also common for doubts over paternity to be triggered by a contact application some considerable time after separation despite contact with, and financial support for, the child over several years.
Should you doubt the paternity of a child, you can contact DNA Centre For Paternity Test (Nigeria) at 73 Allen Avenue, Ikeja Lagos. 07059999333.
Who needs a paternity test, and why?
A common situation is one where the mother has had a number of sexual partners and the father has genuine doubts that the baby may be his. His views may be influenced by impending requests for child maintenance contributions. This often occurs when the parents are not living together, possibly even following a ‘one night stand’.
In other cases, the father wants to be part of the child’s life because he is adamant that the child is his, whereas the mother claims it is another man’s child simply to get him out of her life.
Sometimes doubts over paternity, doubts that have never been suggested previously, will be triggered by other events. For example, when a couple separates on bad terms, the mother could try and claim that the child is not the father’s. The mother will know whether or not this is true, but the father won’t. Even if these claims are unfounded, they may sow seeds of doubt that cannot be ignored.
It is also common for doubts over paternity to be triggered by a contact application some considerable time after separation despite contact with, and financial support for, the child over several years.
Should you doubt the paternity of a child, you can contact DNA Centre For Paternity Test (Nigeria) at 73 Allen Avenue, Ikeja Lagos. 07059999333.
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