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How do you get a judge to order a DNA paternity test without a lawyer?

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All citizens have the option to act as their own legal counsel in almost any legal matter, although that is not always the best choice.

Contact the office of the clerk or administrator of the circuit court in the interested party's city or county of residence to obtain the information necessary for filing a proof of paternity petition.

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