Resources for Michigan Family Law & Immigration Attorneys.
Dedicated case coordination, testing through AABB-accredited partner laboratories, and documentation built to satisfy Michigan courts, USCIS, and IRCC reviewers.
Court-Admissible Reports
Notarized chain-of-custody documentation accepted statewide.
Case Coordination
Direct line to a dedicated coordinator for scheduling and subpoena response.
Secure Delivery
Secure portal for results, affidavits, and supporting records.
A DNA Partner That Works the Way Your Practice Does.
We built our workflow around the realities of family law, immigration, and probate practice — not around retail testing.
Dedicated Case Coordinator
A named point of contact for every matter — scheduling, status updates, and subpoena response.
Sealed, Chain-of-Custody Results
Notarized reports and sealed evidence packets ready for filing with the court or USCIS.
Courier & Mobile Scheduling
We coordinate collection at your office, the client's home, correctional facilities, or hospitals statewide.
Billing-Friendly Invoicing
Retainer, trust account, and firm-billed invoicing available with itemized statements on request.
Accredited Partners Built for Legal Defensibility.
- Partner laboratories hold AABB Relationship Testing accreditation.
- USCIS-accepted sample handling and embassy coordination.
- Documented chain-of-custody protocols accepted by Michigan courts.
- Secure, confidential result delivery and recordkeeping.
Attorney Order Forms
Download the appropriate intake form, complete the case details, and return via the secure portal or fax line.
Request Portal AccessWhat Michigan Legal Professionals Say.
“The chain-of-custody documentation was flawless. Our paternity result was admitted without objection at the Saginaw County hearing.”
“They coordinated the entire USCIS collection with the embassy in Nairobi. Sealed results arrived exactly when promised — our petition moved forward without delay.”
“Their mobile collector drove to our client's home in the U.P. on 48 hours' notice. That kind of statewide reach is rare — and it saved the case.”
Names and identifying details modified where required to protect client confidentiality.
Have a case that needs DNA evidence?
Talk to a Michigan case coordinator today.