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my wife and I were separated and living apart and I had an affair with a married woman who now claims to be pregnant with my child but will not provide any proof of pregnacy or will not cooperate with establishing paternity with dna. Is there any way legally I can force her to provide these things?
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Posted on / Mar. 23, 2012 12:22:00

I stand corrected on whether you LEGALLY have to wait. However the pre-natal testing is sufficiently invasive, that unless there is some great urgency, or the petition is filed by the mother, it is extremely unlikely that a court will order a test before the birth. Therefore, for all real purposes, you have to wait until the birth.

Anonymous
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Posted on / Mar. 23, 2012 12:22:00

I stand corrected on whether you LEGALLY have to wait. However the pre-natal testing is sufficiently invasive, that unless there is some great urgency, or the petition is filed by the mother, it is extremely unlikely that a court will order a test before the birth. Therefore, for all real purposes, you have to wait until the birth.

Anonymous
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Posted on / Mar. 23, 2012 12:22:00

I stand corrected on whether you LEGALLY have to wait. However the pre-natal testing is sufficiently invasive, that unless there is some great urgency, or the petition is filed by the mother, it is extremely unlikely that a court will order a test before the birth. Therefore, for all real purposes, you have to wait until the birth.

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