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	<title>Comments on: Results to be used in court</title>
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		<link>http://betagenetics.com/paternity-blog/results-to-be-used-in-court.html#comment-8</link>
		<pubDate>Thu, 23 Feb 2006 16:53:42 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description>You have come to the right laboratory. Many of our clients would like to first take a private home paternity test to help them decide whether or not to take the next step, which is a &quot;chain of custody&quot; paternity test. 
Beta Paternity has an exclusive offerring that will address both your need for privacy and legally defensible test results, should the need arise.

A home paternity test does not follow a chain of custody, which is required for tests results to be defensible in court. However, the chain of custody test requires tested parties to go to a third  party, such as a hospital or laboratory, for DNA sample collection. For those who want to privately confirm their suspicions before causing a disturbance in the family, a home paternity test is a good option. If the test confirms your suspicions, then you can take a chain of custody test with our sister company, DNA Diagnostics Center, at $100 OFF—an exclusive offer that no other home paternity testing companies are offering.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You have come to the right laboratory. Many of our clients would like to first take a private home paternity test to help them decide whether or not to take the next step, which is a &#8220;chain of custody&#8221; paternity test.<br />
Beta Paternity has an exclusive offerring that will address both your need for privacy and legally defensible test results, should the need arise.</p>
<p>A home paternity test does not follow a chain of custody, which is required for tests results to be defensible in court. However, the chain of custody test requires tested parties to go to a third  party, such as a hospital or laboratory, for DNA sample collection. For those who want to privately confirm their suspicions before causing a disturbance in the family, a home paternity test is a good option. If the test confirms your suspicions, then you can take a chain of custody test with our sister company, DNA Diagnostics Center, at $100 OFF—an exclusive offer that no other home paternity testing companies are offering.
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