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Nov 29, 1999

Question:

I was wondering what my rights were as far as knowing if I can get a paternity test done on my son because I am not listed on the birth certificate. My soon to be ex didn't place "Brad" as my son. So I was wondering who would have to pay for the test to prove that he is my son?

Answer:

I am not licensed in that State of Illinois and therefore cannot answer your question specifically to the laws of that State. Generally, if the child was born during the course of the marriage you will be the presumed father and it would be her burden to show you are not the father. If the child was born outside of the marriage you would need to establish your paternity with the court. She could consent to the determination of paternity by signing an affidavit or you could get genetic testing done on you and the child.

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