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SPARC Paternity FAQ

11. Can the court force me to take a paternity test? What if I refuse?
Yes, the court can and will force you to take a paternity test in order to determine parentage, mainly for the purposes of establishing an order for child support.

If you refuse to take a paternity test (as ordered by a judge), you may be charged with contempt of court.

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