>what is the person supposed to do once they get the results of their private test The person is not "supposed to do" anything. It's the norm to let people mak

>what is the person supposed to do once they get the results of their private test The person is not "supposed to do" anything. It's the norm to let people make free, unrestricted choices as long as all parties involved consent. You generally need a good reason to restrict these activities in Western culture. >Another issue to me is that they must have provided the DNA of their child to a private entity (probably without telling the mother either) and I'm not sure I like that. In most countries parents are allowed to do all these things. Why change parental rights merely in the case of paternity tests?