Testing Services
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Drug Test
Drug testing may be administered for the following reasons:
- Per court orders
- A judge makes a verbal order or ruling
- A mediated settlement
- Rule 11 agreement
- When an attorney or parent of a minor makes a request
The directive will determine the following:
- When the test will be administered and by who
- What actions will be taken if there is a positive result from the test
- Who the results are made available to
- Who will pay for the test(s)
Paternity Test
This test does not have to be court-ordered. Collection of the samples are by buccal swab method (mouth swab). Samples are taken from the mother, the child, the possible (alleged) father and sent to a lab for testing. A positive form of identification such as driver’s license or birth certificate is required. Each person is photographed as part of the identification procedure. The parties need to come on the same day for submission of sample but not at the same time. Test results are usually available within 5 days after specimens have been received at the lab. A notarized document will be provided with the results.
Genetic parentage testing using DNA methods will provide in a standard case of a mother, child, and alleged father at least:
- Power to exclude more than 99.99% of randomly selected males; or
- Probability of paternity greater than 99.5% in all cases where the alleged father is not excluded from paternity
- Provide results that reflect exclusions in at least three (3) test systems.
All services are confidential.
Instant Negative Results
CTXST conducts the following tests at the office and provides immediate negative results.
- Instant Urine Collections
Any non-negative results will be sent off for lab confirmation.
Forensic Lab Testing with Quantitative Levels
CTXST retrieves a specimen at the office and sends it to a lab. Results arrive in 24-48 hours!
Testing includes ELISA screening and GC/MS, GC/MS/MS or LC/MS/MS confirmation.
6-Panel, 10-Panel
5-Panel, 5-Panel Extended, 7-Panel, 10-Panel
13-Panel, 14-Panel, 16-Panel
5-Panel, 7-Panel, 10-Panel
2/3 Party Paternity, Kinship Testing
