Q: How do I get my child's mother to let me take a DNA
She is now denying me DNA testing because I only want a relationship with my newborn an not her.
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- North Carolina
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A: The mother can only do this if you allow it. Simply go hire an attorney and force her to comply with DNA testing. Of course, if the child is yours this will put you on the hook for likely at least 18 years of child support along with the grief and expense of fighting with her over visitation or custody. Best of luck.
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