what I should do regarding my sons father that has passed away before my son could be born.

Q) I’m in dyer need to know what I should do regarding my sons father that has passed away before my son could be born. How or what can I do in regards to DNA testing and survives benefits.

A) I’m sorry for your loss. If your son’s father has passed away before your son was born, DNA testing will not be possible. However, you may still be able to establish paternity through other means.

In order to establish paternity, you will need to contact the state agency responsible for administering child support enforcement, which is typically the Department of Human Services or the Department of Social Services. In Georgia, this agency is the Division of Child Support Services.

The Division of Child Support Services can help you establish paternity through a court order, which may involve genetic testing of other family members who are related to the father. Once paternity is established, your son may be eligible for survivor’s benefits, such as Social Security benefits or other forms of financial assistance.

It is important to note that the process for establishing paternity and obtaining survivor’s benefits can be complex and may require the assistance of an attorney or other legal professional. You may want to seek legal advice or assistance to help you navigate the process and ensure that your son’s rights are protected.