Alright, so here's the thing: we know that people who go to paternity testing clinics are more likely to be victims of paternity fraud (I mean, they have doubts for a reason, right?). Currently, that rate is at 25.9% (reported by paternity clinics themselves as of 2008 at least). We also know...
So I know that a lot of men's rights groups, along with some members on here *cough*Epic Days*cough* say that the rate of paternity fraud (where the assumed father of a child is not the actual biological father) is anywhere from 10% to over 30%. However, I got to reading to find out whether this...
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