Just walking through your local drug store you may have noticed a recent proliferation of at-home paternity testing kits. With these kits it is now possible to get a scientific determination of the paternity of your child after a visit to your local Walgreens or CVS pharmacy by simple taking a DNA swab sample and sending it off to a lab for analysis. But what does this information really mean, and does this information automatically establish any legal rights on behalf of the mother, father or child?
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