Some fathers of children will take their children for a paternity test, but when doing a paternity test, you must pay attention to obtaining the consent of the child, otherwise the paternity test will not be carried out, because the child also has a choice. Right, does the paternity test require the mother’s consent? Does the paternity test require the mother’s consent?

Based on the purpose and use of the test, paternity test can be divided into two types: personal paternity test and judicial paternity test. If you are applying for a personal paternity test, you do not need to obtain the consent of both parents. Personal test is suitable for customers who only want to know the true results and are not prepared to apply the test results to a lawsuit. They only need to provide the sample of the person being tested. Can. You can choose to sample the samples yourself and choose the postal or self-delivery style. Samples include human blood, hair, saliva, oral cells, etc.

If you choose a judicial paternity test, all adult persons being tested are required to voluntarily agree to the test, and adolescents over the age of 14 should appropriately seek their opinions on the test.

In other words, a necessary condition for conducting a judicial paternity test is that the person being tested agrees to the test. On the one hand, the Civil Procedure Law cannot force a party who is unwilling to undergo a paternity test to undergo a paternity test. On the other hand, one party to the lawsuit has no obligation to assist the other party in obtaining evidence that is unfavorable to itself. As evidence provided by one party, the conclusion of the paternity test must prove its claim. If there are adverse litigation consequences for the other party, the person being appraised has the right to avoid possible adverse litigation consequences by refusing the appraisal. If the person being identified does not agree to a paternity test, the court, as a neutral referee, should not make a decision in favor of either party. However, in order to ascertain the facts and resolve disputes, the court may persuade the person who refuses the paternity test. , if the court refuses to conduct an appraisal despite the court's best efforts to persuade, the court cannot force the appraisal.

Under what circumstances can a paternity test be performed?

Generally speaking, applying for a paternity test must meet the following conditions:

1. One spouse applies for a paternity test and provides If there is sufficient convincing evidence to prove it, the paternity test may be allowed;

2. If both parties agree that the paternity test should be allowed;

3. The child has grown up and one party applies Although there is evidence in the paternity test but the other party or the child denies it and firmly disagrees with the paternity test, the paternity test cannot be forced;

4. One party has no evidence and suspects that the other party has an unfair style and uses this to request a paternity test. If the other party refuses, a paternity test shall not be forced;

5. One spouse files a lawsuit with the People's Court to request confirmation that the parent-child relationship does not exist, and has provided necessary evidence to prove it, but the other party refuses without contrary evidence. When a paternity test is performed, the people's court may presume that the claim of the party requesting confirmation of the non-existent paternity relationship is established. Who can do a paternity test?

The lyrics of a song say, "As long as everyone gives a little love, the world will become a beautiful world." Every girl hopes to get the love of Prince Charming and is willing to hold hands for a lifetime The person you love is the one you love. Ideals cannot match reality, but there should also be a flame of warmth in reality.

Judging from the analysis of applicants for fetal paternity testing, it can be seen that there are only the following situations for fetal paternity testing. One is when an inexperienced underage man and woman get pregnant while living together, but the man refuses to admit it, and the woman needs proof to claim support in a civil dispute. In this way, the application for identification is usually accompanied by her parents; the other is between a young couple. A normal pregnancy, but the man suspects that there is something wrong with the child in his wife's belly, and then asks for identification. In this case, the woman will feel frustrated; the third is when a married woman is pregnant, and the man feels that he has been cuckolded and then asks for paternity. identification.

No matter which of the above situations, it represents an unfortunate beginning. We are willing to let technological innovation bring people safety, happiness, health and joy, and hope that babies can have a healthy and harmonious family.

The fetus, as the name suggests, develops from a fertilized egg. It grows its body bit by bit. Its limbs slowly appear. With fingers, it will also gently kick the mother's belly to let the outside One feels his presence.

For mothers who want a paternity test, one of the biggest questions is, can the fetus be tested for paternity? Will an unborn baby have to passively accept a paternity test, will it affect his growth and development? What is the impact? Will this firm approach harm both the mother and the child? Many people who go to the hospital have this or that problem.

So, here, I can clearly inform you that fetal paternity testing is an emerging science and technology. The first premise of its existence is that it cannot cause any damage to pregnant women and fetuses. Up to now, this technology has been very mature. Whether you choose to extract chorionic villi or amniotic fluid samples, it is equivalent to a prenatal check-up for pregnant women, without any harm.