Does anyone understand these results???

The Combined Parentage Index is 197,007 (corresponding to a Probability of Paternity of 99.99%, assuming prior probability = 0.5) and
indicates that these genetic data are 197,007 times more likely if Joe is the biological father of Anna than if an
untested, unrelated Caucasian man is the biological father. This genetic analysis excludes at least 99.98% of Caucasian men from
paternity. These results do not supersede any genetic testing directly involving the biological mother of Anna. An extended
analysis was performed in this case and results in a Combined Avuncular Index of 2,248 indicating that the genetic data are 87.64
times more likely if Joe is the biological father of Anna than if he is her uncle.
Conclusion:

Joe is not excluded as the biological father of Anna.
Identigene DNA Testing Center
David D. Einum, Ph.D., Laboratory Director
Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)

I had a boyfriend and we decided to finish the relationship, on july 31 we had sex for the last time and part separate ways. I was very deppresed and one night my exhusband came to my house. One thing led to another and we ended up having sex (this was on August 9). On August 31 I found out I was pregnant, but I havent had my period since june because I am very irregular. My doctor made an ultrasound and told me my due date was April 25, 2007. But then I had another ultrasound that said my due date really is April 28. I am very confused and sad. I honestly never thought I will be in this position because I am not that kind of woman, but I could not think of abort. Please help me, I am desperate !!!!!!!!!!

I do not have any insurance so dont say look in my manual and so forth. Oh yea does any plan cover that ike healthy famlies, Care 1st,blue cross ect..

If someone had a blood sample of a male and mixed it with a blood sample from a child or the childs mother for a paternity test,could the results show that the male is the father even if he is not?

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Im 18 almost 19 & Im 29 weeks pregnant, the father of my baby knows Im pregnant & refuses to accept that, he says the baby isn't his & Im lying, but I wasn't with any1 else when I conceived. He told me to leave him alone & stay out of his life, my parents think I should leave him alone because my baby & I are better off without him, but my doctor & a couple other people think I should get a paternity test & file for child support. I don't know what to do. I want to do what's best for my baby, should I ask for a paternity test & hope that he either signs his rights over or has changed or should I live & let live? I also think my baby & I are better off without him in our lives I just need some more advice.

Even though I haven't slept wth anyone but my ex which was my fiance at the time.... i kno in my heart he got me pregnant on purpose then when he realized he wasnt getting a free ride, we started having problems & eventually i made him leave. Now he said "IF" the baby is mine! WTF. He knows good and well it is, as do I. He says he thinks it could be my ex. Ha, please.. if i thought it was someone elses I def would not pin it on his brokeas* . Ugh. anyway, is there a way of doing a maternity test while your pregnant just to get him to shutup or do I have to wait until after the baby is born. Like i sad, he knows its his.. he's just in denial because I wouldn't work my butt off to support him and my baby.

Any info will help. thank you

I was adopted when I was 15 months old, I have always known my biological Mother. At the age of eight, my friends Father told me he was my Dad, But my mother has totally denied this. The man treated me very good. Some years ago he passed away still saying I was his child, I was put into his obituary along with my children as his grandchildren. The man I am married to now turned out to be this mans relative, if he was my Father we would be cousins. Would a DNA test between us children tell me the truth?

My daughter has real reservations about giving any organization her DNA. Should I worry about possible problems such as theft of the information, etc.?

can i get him for child support without doing a paternity test? if he wants one who pays for it? is it required?
I know he is the father of the girls...just wondering if i had to pay for the test..my caseworker wasnt sure...might as well make an ass of him

Ok.. So here is the deal...
I was dating this girl on and off for a couple of years. Within the last 7 months, the relationship was long distance. I was going to see her once a month. She had assured me that she was on Birth Control. She told me in May that she was pregnant. I decided to move out to be with her and help her through the pregnancy. What I did not know was that she was binge drinking behind my back after finding out she was "pregnant" and continued to do so. When I moved out there to be with her, I started noticing her behavior was extremely inconsistent and that my beer was disappearing from the fridge. I also found her asking me regularly for permission to drink a beer. I told her that one glass of wine or one beer seldomly was not a problem. However, if I left the house or went outside for something, I would come back and notice more and more beer gone and her behavior becoming increasingly violent. I would also notice that upon waking up on saturday mornings she had already been awake for quite some time and was completely intoxicated. There would be 7-8 beer cans on her computer desk and she could not sit up straight, or even complete a rational sentence for that matter. One saturday morning, my mother had called me to see how I was doing. Unfortunately, she happened to pick my phone while I was in the shower. She was completely intoxicated, fighting, and cursing at my mother. I had no idea that my mother had called until she came into to town to visit a week and a half later and told me the details of the phone conversation and that she was completely intoxicated while yelling at my mother. After meeting with my mother and hearing the details, I had went home and spoke to my girlfriend. I was so furious with her that I just completely let her have it for speaking to my mother like that while being intoxicated and showing her that level of disrespect. I had also ripped into her about her constant binge drinking and what self respecting mother would binge drink like that during a pregnancy! I had told her that I didnt appreciate the level of disrespect she was showing my family, myself, and herself for that matter. I told her that I did not want to be a part of such a volatile relationship. Especially one where a mother would constantly argue with me about her drinking being ok while pregnant. I told her that if she wanted to continue her lifestyle, she would have to continue it alone; because I wanted NO part of a lifestyle like that. With that being said, a few days later; I packed up everything that I brought with me and left while she was at work. Please note, that I did not say anything about this or leave any kind of note upon leaving her and going back home.

Since then, she continues to call me and send me text messages on a daily basis. Most of them are late at night and I suspect that she has been drinking. I have decided to keep these messages by sending them to my laptop via a sound recording software. She has mentioned that she intends to sue me for child support. Is there anything I can do to help my case? Or possibly avoid payment of child support? Would it be possible to sue her for custody of the child if I present this evidence to the court and after a positive paternity test?

Please note that she never showed me proof of a positive pregnancy test, or proof of any prenatal check ups.

What do you suggest I do in this case? Am I totally screwed?

Any information would be greatly helpful!

Thank you,

Chris

I'm doing a study on IQ and how people consider themselves compared to their mother and father and how they view parents compared to each other.

Your answers would help a lot...thanx

me and my wife had a child. but i fully trust her, and i know she hasn't cheated on me.. but im awfully paranoid.. so i just want to make sure.

I want to know if i can get a paternity test without the mother finding out because i don't want to hurt my wife's feelings..

is there any websites for paternity tests and how much do they cost someone was telling me i can prolly get one for cheap or go thro the court how do i go about doing this because my boyfriend wants a paternity test to make sure hes the father of his exwifes child

HERE IS MY PROBLEM, I AM CURRENTLY PAYING CHILD SUPPORT FOR MY DAUGHTER, THERE IS ANOTHER CHILD THAT I WILL BE GETTING A PATERNITY TEST FOR. I KNOW THAT IN ORDER TO CHANGE HER LAST NAME, BE ON THE B.C AND IF SHE WANTS TO GO TO COURT FOR CHILD SUPPORT WE MUST DO A LEGALLY BINDING PATERNITY TEST. NOW-IF I TAKE MY FIRST DAUGHTERS MOTHER BACK TO COURT TO LOWER HER CHILD SUPPORT WOULD I BE ABLE TO USE THE PERSONAL USE PATERNITY TEST THAT IVE PURCHASED.OR WOULD I NEED TO DO A LEGAL ONE FOR THAT ALSO
HERE IS MY PROBLEM, I AM CURRENTLY PAYING CHILD SUPPORT FOR MY DAUGHTER, THERE IS ANOTHER CHILD THAT I WILL BE GETTING A PATERNITY TEST FOR. I KNOW THAT IN ORDER TO CHANGE HER LAST NAME, BE ON THE B.C AND IF SHE WANTS TO GO TO COURT FOR CHILD SUPPORT WE MUST DO A LEGALLY BINDING PATERNITY TEST. NOW-IF I TAKE MY FIRST DAUGHTERS MOTHER BACK TO COURT TO LOWER HER CHILD SUPPORT WOULD I BE ABLE TO USE THE PERSONAL USE PATERNITY TEST THAT IVE PURCHASED.OR WOULD I NEED TO DO A LEGAL ONE FOR THAT ALSO.

and for the record i did not knock someone up being dum.....so dont insult me

i heard that some guys who are in the military and are court ordered to take a paternity test, and the court sends the test kit to the guy's commanding officer, have someone else take the test for them to avoid getting discharged because the girl was a minor. so i was wondering if anyone out there has done this or knows someone who has. as they say, curiosity kills the cat lol.
i'm not picking on soldiers, i have total respect and support for our soldiers, i am just asking a harmless question, and this is something that was said to happen to someone 7 years ago, and i was just wondering if it ever happens to see if there could be truth to the story, but hey thanks for judging me!
ok, the courts did address the soldier directly, he was served court papers and everything, then the court decided to send a test kit out to where he was stationed, and thats where the test was taken.

im in minnesota im a possible father and the ex is not cooperating at all and refuses to submit to genetic testing or dna test to prove paternity, im fairly confident i am the father and need help in best way to get a court ordered paternity test. she has since moved out of state, anyone have any suggestions on best route i should take. or fathers rights groups that may have specific information. thank you very much to all those who have any suggestions.

My friend slept with a girl June 21st and she is telling him he is the father of her child that is due on April 21st. Time wise it doesn't fit. He is taking care of her now but we also know she slept with someone before him and apparently after as well based on the due date alone. He is going to wait until the baby is born to have the paternity test done there at the hospital, but how much does it cost?

My husband has never denied his son. He has always paid the child support and we have always provided insurance on him. However in the 6 years we have known that he is my husbands, he has seen him 4 times. The mother has 3 other children by 3 other men. She originally told my husband that her 2nd child was his, and when she got pregnant with the 3rd child (now discovered to be his), she told him she had been cheating on him and that it was this other guys. They split and she went and married this other guy. Then they split and she filed to get paternity tests done. That's when we found out the 2nd child was not his, but the 3rd child was.
We are completely fed up at this point, as she doesn't work at all, and she lives off the system. My husband would like to sign over rights, but we've been told that he would still have to pay child support. Does anyone know if this is true? Also, does she have to agree to this, or can it just be done?
Just to answer a few of the comments all in one statement: He doesn't necessarily want to leave this child "fatherless". She refuses to let my husband see his son because myself and our 2 girls are in the picture. So, my girls have a brother that they don't even know because he has a stubborn hateful mother.
To comment on back child support, that won't happen. The child support has been garnished from every one of my husbands checks, and even one years tax return to pay the 1 year that we didn't know he was my husbands. So, we have plenty of proof that all payments were made, and that my husband has taken care of his obligations from day one.
Back to the comment about her getting married...that would most likely never happen, because she doesn't want to lose the social security she receives on her 2nd child. Not to mention, probably half of her state aid.

A friend of mine had a baby, and her husband thinks she cheated on him and the baby isn't his, so to prove him wrong, she had a paternity test done, and it said he wasn't the father. So he is divorcing her, but she swears that the baby is his and she didn't cheat on him. Is this likely to happen? How often does that happen?

You are already an adult and the only answer you have is what has been told to you.

For instance: If both have O blood types.