DNA Paternity Pricing and Services Schedule for Florida

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Paternity Testing for legally admissible results in court:

This is the most common test we perform. After the lab receives your sample, results are obtained within 48 hours. Cheek swab samples are taken from the mother, child, and alleged father. The mother does not have to be present or tested to obtain legally admissible results.

This refers to another person that will be tested, in addition to the Standard Paternity Test as described above. The additional person might be another child, or alleged father. It is not necessary to retest the entire group a second time when the new person needs to be tested, provided the same lab is used.

A staff member can visit you in your home.

Self Collection "home test" Paternity Testing results are not legally admissible in court.

The client collects a sample using a home test kit. The sample is tested in the same way as an "in lab" sample is tested. The results are accurate, but not legally admissible in a court.

This test will check for viable sperm and if sperm is found viable, DNA can be extracted. Semen detection can be used to confirm infidelity when adultery is suspected. Pricing to confirm viability is $ 250.00 , and if found viable, an additional $ 250.00 fee for DNA testing.

Paternity testing results within one day.

This test involves the mother, the unborn child, and the alleged father. A doctor would obtain a sample of the mother's amniotic fluid. We handle the lab work and are not involved in obtaining the specimen.

The child and alleged father's parents are tested. Cheek swab samples are taken from the mother, child, alleged grandmother, and alleged grandfather. This test takes about 1-2 weeks.

This test determines if two people are fraternal vs. identical twins.

This test is used to verify extended family members.

This test is used to establish a person as a cystic fibrosis carrier.

This test is used for paternity in criminal proceedings.

Testing for paternity from areas outside of the United States.