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currious09
My question involves paternity law for the State of: Michigan
My husband requested a Paternity be established through DNA back in 1998. The child was 6 yrs old at the time and he was denied the right to a DNA test and named as the father and ordered to pay child support. Initially, she agreed to such test, he paid for it on his own and arranged the appointment. One week before the appointment, she said no such test would be done on her son. The reason he requested this be done, because he heard that she had been with other guys during the time he was with her and had reason to believe he wasn't the father. The child is 17 yrs old and still has no idea if this is his son. Will the courts ever agree to him having a DNA test done?