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General Investigative Services, Including but not limited to: Domestic/Marital Investigations Background Checks: Civil/Criminal Corporate and Personal: Financial/Assets
E. D. E. Incorporated PO Box 11182 Boulder, Colorado 80301-0002 USA Phone: 303-530-3826 Fax: 303-530-0491
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Legally
admissible forensic science services are utilized to determine the
identity of a human being in a variety of situations, including: • Parentage/paternity testing • Infidelity studies • Sexual harassment • Sexual assault • Murder • Automobile accident reconstruction DNA testing is commonly used to help settle legal proceedings of a civil nature. Through our association with the AIASS, and Genetic Technologies, E.D.E. Incorporated offers the full range of DNA testing and consulting services used in support of civil investigations. Who sent the threatening/harassing letter? Who is the father? Who else is involved with my spouse? These are some of the important questions that can be answered through DNA testing. DNA testing can determine the identity of the person in question, or disprove the identity of the accused. It can be used to help settle sexual harassment, child support, custody and inheritance disputes, as well as divorce proceedings, welfare cases, social security and immigration issues. DNA testing has become synonymous with paternity testing and divorce proceedings. DNA paternity testing examines several pairs of genetic markers in order to determine the probability of paternity of a child. The child inherits one marker from the mother and one from the father in each pair of the analyzed markers. If it is proven that the alleged father did not contribute half of the child's DNA, he is excluded as the biological father. Approximately 30% of all paternity tests reveal an "exclusion". Postmortem paternity testing is often necessary to settle inheritance disputes, welfare cases, social security, and immigration issues. Exhumations of alleged fathers, long since deceased, offer ample biological material to perform DNA testing. Hospital tissue samples, paraffin embedded samples, autopsy remains and embalmed tissue have all been used to establish paternity. The following are available: DNA / Paternity Analysis Standard analysis time: 7 - 10 business days. Rush service is available. Expert witness and testimony are also available .
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