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What if the alleged father refuses the test, but a close relative is prepared to give a sample?

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What if the alleged father refuses the test, but a close relative is prepared to give a sample?

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Sometimes the DNA of a close relative of the alleged father (e.g. sibling DNA test) can help to identify the father of a child, but it would be a lot easier to establish if the mother was willing to offer a sample. Between her and the relative, it has been possible to establish paternity. However, if you read our section on DNA Relationship Testing you will find out more on what this type of testing can achieve.

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