A pregnant woman or woman who has already given birth to a child may wonder who her baby's biological father is if she had more than one sexual partner around the time of ovulation and conception. This is not an unusual situation as some women will fall pregnant between relationships and be uncertain of the paternity of the child.
A woman may want to know who the biological father is for more than just her peace of mind. Knowing who the biological father is will protect the child's rights. It will provide a medical history for the child ensuring the doctor to better manage the child's health. Knowing who the biological father is will also allow access to legal and social benefits including Child Support payments. If the biological father wants to actively participate in his child's life, it will also help to strengthen the father/child bond.
A woman's extended family may want to bond with the child, but have some uncertainity if they are not sure if the child is related to them.
I am hoping this forum can discuss some of the issues around the stories of people's experience of DNA paternity testing.You can tell your stories so others may find similarity in the suitation of others and wish to communicate through this electronic forum.
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