Nope, it is a 50/50 split.
no if your doing a DNA test and trying to see if he is the father u would have to send his child's DNA in because the child shares similar qualities with the father's DNA it is not exact same the other way around
By having a DNA test done
yes you can
A father's DNA is present in his son as well as his grandchildren; DNA is transmitted from generation to generation.
what are the legal right for a father who as been court odered and proven of a DNA testing to the child
No, he is entitled to leave his property to whomever he chooses. You should respect his choice.
I feel like this question is going to go to the parents because the parents gave the child life, so that inquires that the sperm has the child's DNA, and the mother holds the child in her body for 9 months. So, I say that the child's DNA is more similar to its biological parent's DNA.
If not ordered to, they are not required to, and all fathers should run Paternity tests on all their children. see link below
sometimes the DNA does not to match
Every child is made up o 50% of its mothers DNA and 50% of its fathers. It never changes.
Not while you are pregnant, that I know of, but after the baby is born you can have the baby, the mom and the possible fathers tested. It's usually a very simple test and takes a week or two to get the results back.
First, paternity must be established, either by acknowledgment or genetic testing (DNA).