A decade of precision: Providing accurate results in DNA and drug testing since 2013.
Establishing paternity
A legal paternity test is a conclusive, legally binding test that uses DNA to determine if a man is the biological father of a child. A well documented Chain-of-Custody is required on all legal paternity tests. Our clinician is required to accurately document I.D verification of all tested parties, utilizing government issued identification. All collected specimens will be collected, secured and sealed using tamper-proof specimen materials in the presence of the tested parties.
Legal tests are useful for:
- Child support
- Custody
- Inheritance
- Birth Certificate
LGBTQ family formation prenatal/ surrogate testing
With the growing number of same-sex families nationwide, Coastal Paternity is pleased to offer compassionate, and professional prenatal paternity DNA testing in partnership with nationwide IVF support teams, A.R.T attorneys, and families.
For same-sex couples, prenatal paternity DNA testing is a way of establishing the identity of the biological father before the baby is born. Our nationwide prenatal testing is non-invasive and can be performed as early as 9 weeks after conception.
Paternity Testing While Pregnant (NIPPT)
Confirm your baby's father with certainty before delivery. NIPPT testing determines biological fatherhood using a simple blood sample from the mother, and a cheek swab or other DNA samples from the potential father(s) with over 99.9% confidence starting at 7 weeks of pregnancy. Express 3-business day reporting now available.
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Empowering Your Birth Choice
Encouraging New Moms to Take Their Placenta Home for Encapsulation or Ceremonial Burial
Safe, Medical-Grade Placenta Transport Solutions
At Coastal Placenta Care™, we make placenta transport simple, safe, and stress-free for families. Whether you are planning for placenta encapsulation, or ceremonial burial, our medical-grade transport containers ensure safe handling and temperature control from hospital to home.
Postmortem DNA Paternity Testing
Post mortem DNA paternity testing must be ordered if a close relative passed away, and the surviving family needs to establish the legal relationship of that person to a child, sibling, or other family member. Families needing to protect family inheritance, family estates, family will, Social Security, Military and other benefits should consider ordering this test.All DNA reports are court admissible.
