A paternity test involves a comparison of the DNA of the child with that of the alleged father and is the ultimate proof of paternity. Due to the fact a child inherits half his or her genetic markers from their biological father, a paternity test will seek to establish whether the tested alleged father and child have the same genetic markers. If they share genetic markers, it is a solid as a proof of paternity gets.

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