No: It can't be determined by timing because the encounters were too close together. Genetic testing would need to be performed after the baby is born to determine paternity.
Answered 3/11/2016
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Probably not: A paternity test will probably need to be done. The possible dates are too close together. Ultrasound, etc is not precise enough. The results should not be considered definitive.
Answered 8/11/2014
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NIPP at 9 wk: There is an expensive but non-invasive form of prenatal testing called by the acronym NIPP(non invasive prenatal paternity) . It requires a sample of mothers blood and some from the designated dad. You can source this on line. The alternatives involving putting a needle up the birth canal or through the abdominal wall to get fetal tissue, or waiting until after the baby is born.
Answered 7/24/2015
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