When Childhood Identity

With the successive legislative reforms that regulate the process of filiation of extramarital paternity, what has been generated is that before the filing of the lawsuit, the only defense of the alleged defendant father is to oppose the order of paternity by submitting to the DNA test within ten days of validly notified and paying its cost before a laboratory, otherwise without further procedure his paternity will be declared with respect to the child or adolescent of whom his paternity is alleged, This legislative formula in the case of those parents who, knowing their paternity, have not recognized their children voluntarily and let the deadlines pass will operate perfectly, however, in this investigation it is analyzed in the cases where the defendants, having opposed the declaration of paternity, do not carry out the necessary steps to obtain the biological test, such as the lack of payment of the test within the established period.