Texas’ Law for Mistaken Paternity: Texas SB785
Texas passed a new Paternity law, Texas SB785, effective May 13, 2011, which permits men who have been ordered to pay child support, without genetic testing, to request genetic testing in order to determine whether they are the genetic parent of the child. Read more on the blog of Dallas Paternity Attorney, Mark Nacol.
Texas SB785: New Texas Law for Mistaken Paternity
Dallas Fathers rights attorney, Mark Nacol, advises fathers with a mistaken paternity problem that Texas has a new law, Texas SB785, which permits men who have been ordered to pay child support, without genetic testing, to request genetic testing in order to determine whether they are the genetic parent of the child.
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