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Can a Potential Father Refuse to Take a Paternity Test?
In many states, an action for determining paternity is actually considered to be a civil lawsuit. In such claims, a court will often order the alleged father to submit to a paternity test at a court-approved facility. Court determinations of paternity are final- once the test has been established, a judge will make a final decision as to the rights of the child and parents.
If the person refuses to take a court-ordered paternity test, it could result in legal consequences. For example, the potential father may be held in contempt of court for violating the court order. This can result in fines or criminal charges. Or, a judge may enter an automatic (default) judgment against the person.
On the other hand, a court will not automatically issue a court-ordered paternity test simply because a paternity claim has been filed. The court must first review the petition to determine if there is sufficient information to issue a required test.
我覺得樓主的情況應該有足夠的證據讓court order paternity test
