Paternity: Yes. Usually. It all depends on when you ovulate and who's sperm was left in the vagina on the five days leading up to your ovulation.
Answered 4/1/2014
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No: The only way you can determine parental lineage when there was intercourse with 2 different men during the month of conception is through genetic testing of the baby, potential fathers, and yourself.
Answered 4/2/2014
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Not in court: Paternity can be suggested by timing but will never be accepted in a courtroom. It can be determined as early as 8 weeks into pregnancy by doing non-invasive testing.The NIPP is a test that takes fetal cells found in mothers blood and compares the genetic markers fount to that of prospective parents. It can also be tested after birth.
Answered 6/17/2016
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