Paternity Testing in Colorado: Legal Court-Admissible & At-Home DNA Tests

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Paternity testing plays a crucial role in confirming biological relationships, resolving family disputes, and securing legal rights. Whether you need court-admissible DNA testing or a convenient at-home paternity test for personal peace of mind, GameDay DNA delivers accurate and trusted paternity testing services customized for your needs. This complete guide covers the types of tests available, pricing details, and answers to common questions about paternity testing in Colorado.

Why Choose Accredited Paternity Testing Labs in Colorado?

Accredited paternity testing guarantees precision and reliability. At GameDay DNA, we collaborate with AABB-accredited laboratories known for delivering legally defensible and accurate results. Whether you face custody battles or want to establish paternity informally, our testing meets the highest industry standards for quality and confidentiality.

Paternity Testing Locations Near Me in Colorado

GameDay DNA offers extensive coverage across Colorado through our trusted network of collection centers, including cities such as Arvada, Aurora, Centennial, Colorado Springs, Denver, Fort Collins, Grand Junction, Lakewood, Pueblo, Thornton, Westminster, Woodland Park, and more. Don’t see your city? Contact us to find your closest testing site.

How Much Does a Paternity Test Cost in Colorado?

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Step-by-Step Paternity Testing Procedures in Colorado

Legal Testing Process

  1. Sample Collection: Cheek swabs obtained at accredited facilities.

  2. Chain-of-Custody: Samples securely handled to maintain court validity.

  3. Lab Analysis: Advanced techniques with over 99% accuracy.

  4. Results: Available in approximately 2 business days post-analysis.

At-Home Testing Process

  1. Order an at-home kit online.

  2. Collect samples via cheek swabs from child, alleged father, and mother (if needed).

  3. Send samples using prepaid packaging to an accredited lab.

  4. Receive results securely within 2 business days.

Establishing Legal Paternity in Colorado

In Colorado, several resources are available to assist parents in establishing paternity. The Colorado Department of Human Services offers services for paternity establishment, including genetic testing if necessary. Hospitals in the state often provide opportunities for unmarried parents to complete voluntary acknowledgment of paternity (VAP) forms shortly after a child's birth. Additionally, legal aid organizations and family law attorneys can provide valuable assistance in navigating the paternity determination process, ensuring that both parents' rights and responsibilities are addressed appropriately. These resources are crucial for Colorado families seeking to establish paternity and ensure that children have access to essential benefits and support.

Frequently Asked Questions About Paternity Testing in Colorado

Can I get a paternity test near me in Colorado?

Yes! GameDay DNA and other court-approved labs offer legal and at-home DNA testing throughout Colorado. The Colorado Department of Human Services (CDHS) and Colorado Child Support Services provide official paternity testing locations, and Colorado courts accept documented, chain-of-custody testing for legal cases.

How much does a paternity test cost in Colorado?

  • Legal/court-admissible paternity tests: $300–$600 for certified, chain-of-custody testing (Colorado Judicial Branch Testing Info).

  • At-home informational kits: $179–$239 for peace-of-mind testing (not valid in court, but lab-accredited) (AABB Lab Accreditation).

  • Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity (NIPP): $1,099–$2,000, available from about 7 weeks (NIPT Info).

What types of paternity tests are available in Colorado?

  • Legal/court-ordered paternity tests

  • At-home informational DNA test kits

  • Non-invasive prenatal (NIPP) paternity testing

  • Grandparent, sibling, avuncular (aunt/uncle), and maternity DNA tests
    See Colorado Child Support Parentage.

Are legal paternity test results admissible in court in Colorado?

Yes! Legal test results using proper chain-of-custody and from accredited labs are admissible in all Colorado custody and child support cases (Colorado Revised Statutes § 13-25-126; Judicial Info).

How long does it take to get paternity test results?

Results are typically available within 2 business days after sample receipt at the lab (Colorado Judicial FAQ).

Does insurance cover the cost of paternity testing in Colorado?

Most insurance plans do NOT cover paternity testing unless ordered for a qualifying medical diagnosis (GameDay DNA Insurance FAQ).

Can I get a prenatal paternity test while pregnant in Colorado?

Yes! Non-invasive prenatal paternity (NIPP) testing is available as early as 7 weeks and is safe for mother and baby (NIPP Info).

Trusted Paternity Testing Services Throughout Colorado – Accurate, Affordable, and Accessible

When it comes to establishing biological relationships, securing custody, or resolving family disputes, reliable paternity testing is essential. GameDay DNA offers court-admissible and at-home paternity tests with unmatched accuracy and fast turnaround times tailored to your needs.

Serving all major cities across Colorado, our AABB-accredited laboratories ensure legal defensibility and peace of mind. Whether you require legal documentation or personal reassurance, trust GameDay DNA for expert, confidential service.

Ready to confirm paternity with confidence? Contact GameDay DNA today to schedule your test and learn more about our comprehensive services across Colorado.


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