Grandparents DNA Testing

At Convenient Lab Services, we provide comprehensive grandparents DNA testing to establish a biological relationship between a child and their grandparents. This test is especially invaluable, particularly in situations where the alleged father is unavailable for testing. We determine the probability of a biological relationship by comparing the child’s DNA to one or both grandparents’ DNA. Our service area covers Southeast Michigan and Northwest Ohio, learn more below.

What We Offer:

grandparent DNA testing for families
  • Mobile Testing Service: We conduct these sensitive tests at your preferred location, whether at home or another convenient spot.
  • Purpose of the Test: Grandparents DNA testing is essential for:
  • Confirming family relationships
  • Resolving inheritance and estate disputes
  • Assisting with immigration cases
  • Establishing eligibility for benefits and entitlements
  • Extended Family Testing: If the alleged father cannot participate, his parents can be tested to determine if they are the child’s biological grandparents.

Pricing:

Our standard grandparents DNA test package includes the DNA analysis of one alleged paternal grandparent, one child, and the mother. The mother’s participation is highly recommended for the most accurate results..

  • Legal Test Price: $350
  • Additional Participants: There is an extra fee for including additional alleged grandparents or children in the test. For detailed pricing, please contact us at 517-902-6070.
  • Cancellation Policy
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Our testing process is rigorous and reliable, ensuring accurate results while maintaining the highest standards of confidentiality and professionalism. Contact us to learn more about our grandparents DNA testing services and how we can assist you in finding the answers you seek.

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Grandparent DNA testing plays a vital role in determining biological relationships, especially when the alleged father is unavailable for testing. This type of testing is critical for establishing paternity, which families may need for legal purposes such as inheritance claims, custody disputes, or social security benefits. Additionally, it provides valuable insights for medical histories and genetic information that can impact the child’s future. By comparing the DNA of one or both grandparents to the child, this test helps determine the likelihood of a biological relationship with accuracy, offering clarity and peace of mind in sensitive situations