[vc_row][vc_column][vc_single_image image=”50961″ img_size=”full”][vc_column_text][h1]Legal Probate DNA Testing[/h1]

There are instances when someone passes away without having executed a written will.  If the deceased is a parent, disputes can happen within the family. This type of conflict typically arises from who gets possession of the of the decedent’s items such as estate, money and belongings.

If there is a dispute about beneficiaries of the estate, Legal DNA testing may be required. This can be accomplished by using a sample obtained from the deceased individual for a deceased DNA test. Another option might be to test acknowledged relatives for a family relationship DNA test.

[h2]Reasons you may need a Legal DNA Test for Probate[/h2]

• Father not listed on an acknowledged child’s birth certificate
• Another family member disputing your relationship
• Unknown illegitimate child requesting a portion of the estate

[/vc_column_text][vc_cta h2=”” h4=”If you need assistance Please Call” shape=”round” style=”outline” color=”sky”]Our staff can inform you of all the steps needed for a Probate DNA test. When dealing with samples from a deceased party, there are a few extra steps to complete.

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