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General Public Dna Tests (Dtc) and Genetic Genealogy: a New Field of Conflict for Family Law in France. by Amandine Devianne, Avocado.
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The DNA testing services "general public" (23andMe, Ancestry, MyHeritage, GEDmatch...) and the genetic genealogy techniques (investigative genetic genealogy, IGG) have transformed the way individuals discover unknown relatives. In France, where the conduct of genetic tests with a "recreational" aim is strictly regulated (even prohibited for persons residing in the territory), these developments pose unprecedented legal and practical questions fo…
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