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When Bobby Fisher died in 2008 in his new home country of Iceland he left no will. With his passing a legal request made its way to Iceland’s Supreme Court which has granted permission for his body to be exhumed to obtain a DNA sample for a paternity test. The outcome of the test will likely help determine who will inherit Mr. Fisher’s estate.
One of Arizona’s leading paternity test providers, Arizona Mobile DNA, is frequently involved in cases dealing with inheritance and child support issues for their clients across Arizona. Arizona Revised Statute §25-804 allows a parent to institute a paternity proceeding during a pregnancy. It also requires that child support proceedings must be started before a child’s 18th birthday, except in unique circumstances.
A birth certificate with a father’s name on it is evidence of paternity in Arizona in a court of law, but is little more. In order to prove beyond a doubt the identity of the father, an Order of Paternity may be sought by the presiding court.
Arizona Mobile DNA Testing Services, one of Arizona’s leading providers of legal paternity tests, specializes in providing these services. The company has quickly become a favorite of family law attorneys as legal professionals from across the state have discovered the convenience of utilizing the on-site paternity testing services provided by Arizona Mobile DNA Testing Services, LLC.
The Arizona DNA testing company utilizes Chromosomal Laboratories, Inc., an AABB accredited reference laboratory, making the results admissible in all 50 states. “Arizona Mobile DNA Services brings the power of DNA paternity testing right to our clients’ doorsteps,” reported Ilaiza Cochrane, President of Arizona Mobile DNA Services, LLC. “If your family is going through a child support case be sure to utilize a legal, or court admissible, paternity test as private paternity tests are not admissible in a court of law.”
Interested individuals, paternity attorneys, doctors’ offices, medical labs and other parties can learn more about paternity testing in Arizona by visiting http://www.AZMobileDNA.com, emailing info@AZMobileDNA.com or calling (602) 510-5195.
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