Genetic research intended to reveal markers about hereditary illnesses has apparently had an unexpected — and profound — impact on some families. According to data from the National Health Service (NHS) in England and Scotland, 10% of genetic tests reveal that the individual tested and their father are not a genetic biological match. After 220,000 screenings meant to identify the potential for Alzheimer’s and cancer in families, NHS officials find themselves in an increasingly awkward position. The genetic testing is…

Colorado family courts make all decisions in a child’s best interest. This includes matters of child custody and child support, not only for divorcing parents, but also for non-married parents. Establishing paternity is a crucial first step for unmarried parents, so the biological father gains all parental rights and responsibilities toward their child. Whether parents are together in a relationship at the time of the birth, they are no longer together, or there is a question of paternity, it’s important…