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    Apr 24, 2007, 04:37 PM
    Paternity testing
    By law who can ask for paternity test. is aknoldgement of paternity enough? Can guardian ask for test?
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    Apr 24, 2007, 08:45 PM
    Guardian for who?

    The mother can sue for a test to a suspected father, and a man who believes he is the father can sue.

    If the child has a guardian and there is an estate issue, the guardian can file on behalf of the child.

    And I guess if the suspected father, is not able to care for hisself and he has a guardian over him, they could sue on his behalf also.

    And the state can request one on behalf of the child

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