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young&dumb94
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What is the name of your state? VA
A while back, I was in the process of taking the alleged father through the state court system and after waiting for them for about a year with no progress, I decided to get a Peace of Mind DNA test through this company just so we would know if he was the biodad or not. Granted, it was a "gather the specimans yourself and turn it in" test but nevertheless, a DNA test. I couldn't affort the $500+ the others were asking for. To my surprise, it came back positive and I was elated that I finally knew who the biodad was. We (the alleged father and I) talked about changing his last name and after much discussion, we changed his last name to the alleged father through the CA courts where my son was born. Two years later, after I retained a private attorney because the state were still dragging their feet, the alleged father requested a second DNA test. I wondered why was he dragging it out when we already had the results and my son had his last name after he signed an acknowledgement of paternity form. I know why now he wanted the second test because that test came out negative and concluded he is not the biodad and now my case has been dismissed but not the money I still owe. (I believe that he somehow find someone who looks like him to take the test. the similarities between my son and his daughter are uncanny) I want to change his name back to my last name like it orginally was and I'm unsure on how to do that. Also, I am questioning the legal matter that he DID sign that acknowledgement of paternity form given the results of the first test. I look forward to any advice to help me out. Thank you.
A while back, I was in the process of taking the alleged father through the state court system and after waiting for them for about a year with no progress, I decided to get a Peace of Mind DNA test through this company just so we would know if he was the biodad or not. Granted, it was a "gather the specimans yourself and turn it in" test but nevertheless, a DNA test. I couldn't affort the $500+ the others were asking for. To my surprise, it came back positive and I was elated that I finally knew who the biodad was. We (the alleged father and I) talked about changing his last name and after much discussion, we changed his last name to the alleged father through the CA courts where my son was born. Two years later, after I retained a private attorney because the state were still dragging their feet, the alleged father requested a second DNA test. I wondered why was he dragging it out when we already had the results and my son had his last name after he signed an acknowledgement of paternity form. I know why now he wanted the second test because that test came out negative and concluded he is not the biodad and now my case has been dismissed but not the money I still owe. (I believe that he somehow find someone who looks like him to take the test. the similarities between my son and his daughter are uncanny) I want to change his name back to my last name like it orginally was and I'm unsure on how to do that. Also, I am questioning the legal matter that he DID sign that acknowledgement of paternity form given the results of the first test. I look forward to any advice to help me out. Thank you.