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Supporting care plans with relationship DNA testing

Supporting care plans with relationship DNA testing

Uncertainty over familial relationships to a child can cause issues with care and custody arrangements, resulting in stress for all parties.  DNA testing confirms an alleged relationship so these care plans can be put in place by the court.

We work with a quality assured Ministry of Justice and ISO 17025 accredited partner laboratory to provide these services.

How it works

Collecting a sample for DNA testing is a non-invasive process whereby a cotton bud swab is used to collect the cheek cells. To obtain the oral fluid sample, the collector will take two swabs of the inside of the cheeks, near the back teeth, per donor.

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DNA paternity testing

DNA prenatal testing

DNA maternity testing

This test resolves doubts relating to the paternity of a child. The test works by comparing the DNA profile of a child with the profiles of their mother and alleged father. If the mother is unavailable for testing, we can usually perform a motherless paternity test.

Our prenatal DNA test is 17025 accredited and an accurate and non-invasive way to determine paternity prior to a child’s birth. This means that care plans can be put in place ahead of the birth.

A mouth swab is required from the alleged father and a blood sample from the biological mother’s arm. After profiling the mother and foetus, we are able to compare the markers against the alleged father’s DNA.

A maternity DNA test is used to determine whether a woman is the biological mother of a child.

Like a paternity test, the maternity test works by comparing the DNA profile of a child, the alleged mother and, when available, the child’s father.

We also offer DNA testing for siblings, grandparents, aunts and uncles

Supporting care plans with relationship DNA testing

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Confirm paternity, maternity and more with DNA testing

Uncertainty over familial relationships to a child can cause issues with care and custody arrangements, resulting in stress for all parties.  DNA testing confirms an alleged relationship so these care plans can be put in place by the court.

We work with a quality assured Ministry of Justice and ISO 17025 accredited partner laboratory to provide these services.

How it works

Collecting a sample for DNA testing is a non-invasive process whereby a cotton bud swab is used to collect the cheek cells. To obtain the oral fluid sample, the collector will take two swabs of the inside of the cheeks, near the back teeth, per donor.

DNA paternity testing

This test resolves doubts relating to the paternity of a child. The test works by comparing the DNA profile of a child with the profiles of their mother and alleged father. If the mother is unavailable for testing, we can usually perform a motherless paternity test.

DNA prenatal testing

Our prenatal DNA test is 17025 accredited and an accurate and non-invasive way to determine paternity prior to a child’s birth. This means that care plans can be put in place ahead of the birth.

A mouth swab is required from the alleged father and a blood sample from the biological mother’s arm. After profiling the mother and foetus, we are able to compare the markers against the alleged father’s DNA.

DNA maternity testing

A maternity DNA test is used to determine whether a woman is the biological mother of a child.

Like a paternity test, the maternity test works by comparing the DNA profile of a child, the alleged mother and, when available, the child’s father.

We also offer DNA testing for siblings, grandparents, aunts and uncles.