Yes when the state requires you to take a partenty test the results are sent to both parents,if you were not home at the time the papers were sent to you,you will need to call the child support services and tell them yo never recieved a copy of the DNA and you want a copy sent to you,they will not give you the results over the phone. If you find you are not the father then you would need to file a motion asking the court to stop the orignal child support order. The burden of proof is upon the state to prove your the father,so they have to give you the results.

About thirty years ago my son went through paternity test and court where his fatrher said he was the father, because this was done i never got a copy where can i get a copy now?

I have had tests done on my Boys years ago like 25 years on one and 24 on the other where can i find them at?please help me.

The court house where the paternatiy test was ordered should have a copy on file. I would call and see if you can get a copy.

You would have the right to challenge the results of the test, which would require you to see the test record itself.

Also, people are entitled to copies of their medical records in general, under federal law (the HIPPA law) and also under some state laws, including California.

If you feel a paternity determination was made in error possibly, you have the right to challenge the truth of the tests that were given. Only a physician could say for sure whether the test records would show some failure to indicate paternity, but you'd have no way to challenge the determination without examining the medical evidence.

Therefore, you should be able to get a copy of your medical records including the paternity test.