Legal Question in Family Law in California

Re: paternity test

There is a 2 year statute of limitations per statute. You would think that would end it, but I don't think it entirely does. There is another statute that allows a judge to order genetic testing with no reference to the 2 year statute and there was a published case under that statute (now a depublished case meaning it is no longer proper legal authority) that permits a court to order paternity testing and make determinations. So he is unlikely to be successful in his paternity challenge, although one can't say it is impossible.