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Paternity Testing: Rights and Legal Considerations
Generally, a person cannot be forced to take a paternity test—bodily autonomy protects against compulsory medical procedures. Exceptions exist:
- Court order for child support or legal proceedings, weighing child's best interests and parties' rights.
If pressured into testing against your will, consult an attorney to understand your rights and options.
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