
OH Supreme Court Upholds Paternity Testing
Marc A. writes:"The article confirms that about 30% of DNA tests are turning out negative. A link to the document from the American Association of Blood banks confirming this figure is here (.pdf file).
Marc
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
No limit on proving paternity
Thursday, February 02, 2006
Donna J. Miller
Plain Dealer Reporter
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld a state law Wednesday that gives men unlimited time to use DNA proof that they are not biological fathers, which means they could stop paying child support.
Previously, men had one year to challenge support orders with DNA. The law removing the time limit, enacted by the General Assembly in 2000, was challenged by the Cuyahoga County Prosecutors Office.
Thousands of the 685,000 child support orders in Ohio could be overturned, sending mothers and child support enforcement agencies searching for the real fathers.
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