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Navigating Legal DNA Testing After a Parent's Passing: How Quick Test Health Services Can Help


Losing a parent is an emotionally challenging time, and dealing with legal matters can add to the stress. One such legal matter that may arise is the need for a DNA test after a parent has passed away. Whether it's for inheritance claims, establishing paternity, or other legal reasons, Quick Test Health Services is here to assist you with compassion and professionalism.



Why You Might Need Legal DNA Testing After a Parent's Death





Legal DNA testing is often required for:


  • Inheritance Claims: Verifying biological relationships to resolve disputes or claims to an estate.

  • Paternity Testing: Establishing paternity for legal reasons, such as child support or inheritance.

  • Immigration Purposes: Providing proof of biological relationships for immigration cases.

  • Social Security and Insurance Claims: Establishing eligibility for benefits or insurance policies.


Steps for Performing a Legal DNA Test After a Parent's Death


Determine the Type of Sample Needed


  • If the deceased parent has been buried, an exhumation order might be required to obtain a DNA sample. This process is typically handled by a legal professional and involves getting court approval.


If the deceased parent has been cremated, alternative biological samples such as hair, teeth, or stored medical samples (like blood or tissue) might be used, if available.



  • Gather Required Documentation


  • Legal authorization from a court or consent from next of kin is usually needed to proceed with DNA testing on a deceased individual.


  • Gather any available medical records or stored samples that might contain the deceased parent’s DNA.


  • Contact Quick Test Health Services


  • Reach out to Quick Test Health Services to discuss your specific situation and needs. We will guide you through the necessary steps and paperwork.


  • Sample Collection

  • Our skilled technicians can assist in collecting DNA samples from living relatives if needed. For example, testing the child, the other parent, or siblings to establish the required biological connections.

  • We can also coordinate with funeral homes or medical examiners to collect post-mortem samples if necessary.


  • Laboratory Analysis


  • Once the samples are collected, they are sent to our accredited laboratory for analysis. Legal DNA tests follow a strict chain of custody to ensure the results are legally admissible in court.


  • Receive Results

  • Results are typically available within a few weeks, depending on the complexity of the case. You will receive a detailed report that can be used for legal purposes.



How Quick Test Health Services Can Assist


  • Professional Guidance: Our team provides compassionate and professional support throughout the process, ensuring you understand each step.


  • Accredited Laboratory: We use accredited laboratories that adhere to strict legal standards, ensuring your results are accurate and admissible in court.


  • Convenient Service: Quick Test Health Services offers mobile sample collection, making it easy and convenient for you to get the testing done.


  • Comprehensive Support: From initial consultation to receiving your results, we provide comprehensive support to help you navigate this complex process.


Why Choose Quick Test Health Services?


At Quick Test Health Services, we understand the sensitivity and importance of legal DNA testing, especially after the loss of a loved one. Our experienced technicians and supportive staff are dedicated to providing you with the highest level of service and care.

If you need a legal DNA test after a parent has passed away, contact Quick Test Health Services today. We're here to assist you every step of the way, ensuring a smooth and respectful process during this difficult time.

For more information or to schedule a consultation, please visit our website or call us directly. We are here to help you through this challenging time with the professionalism and care you deserve.

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