DNA evidence is powerful and often misunderstood. We arrange legally admissible and private DNA tests through accredited laboratories, with sample collection handled correctly, and we review DNA reports to check whether the conclusions follow from the data.
What we do
- Paternity and maternity testing, for peace of mind or for court
- Sibling and other relationship testing
- Sample collection with identity documentation and chain of custody
- Independent review of DNA reports from other laboratories
- Guidance on court-ordered DNA testing procedures
When clients come to us
- Paternity is disputed in a maintenance, divorce or inheritance case
- You want a private, confidential paternity test
- An advocate needs a DNA report explained or tested
- Identity must be established for immigration or inheritance
From the field
How it works
What you receive
A test report from the accredited laboratory, and where requested, a separate review note explaining the findings.
Questions about dna testing & report review
Is a private DNA test valid in court?
A test done for peace of mind usually is not. For court, sample collection must follow a documented legal process. Tell us your purpose and we will arrange the right type.
Is the process confidential?
Yes. Results are shared only with the person who commissioned the test, or as directed by a court.
Is my case kept confidential?
Yes. Your identity, the details you share and our findings are kept private and are released only to you or to whomever you direct in writing.
