Recently, the society once again focused on a high-profile case of a non-biological child. In this case, all three children had conclusive evidence that they were not biological, but the lawyer said that the odds were not good. Let's uncover why the chances of winning a lawsuit are so slim in this situation.
Legal Proceedings and Burden of Proof.
In cases of non-biological children, a series of cumbersome legal procedures and the burden of proof are involved. First, the plaintiff needs to provide sufficient evidence to rebut the customary presumption of paternity and submit conclusive evidence of non-paternity. However, this is not an easy task.
### 1.Difficulty in obtaining evidence of non-biological birth.
Obtaining evidence of non-biological birth is difficult. Performing specialized technical analysis, such as DNA testing, requires not only financial support, but also access to legitimate and trustworthy samples. This process can face multiple challenges, such as difficulty in obtaining samples and regulatory restrictions.
### 2.It is customary to presume paternity.
There is a customary presumption of paternity in our legal system. The plaintiff must provide evidence to rebut this customary presumption within the prescribed time, otherwise the chances of success are slim to none.
Family and social stability considerations.
When dealing with cases of non-biological children, the law must take into account the interests of both parties to the dispute and the stability of the family and society. Especially for families who have established a family relationship for many years, the law is more inclined to protect their stable family and parent-child relationships.
### 1.Family affection and even humanitarian considerations.
If it is confirmed that all three children are not biological, it will cause harm to the parent-child relationship, not only affecting the children, but also affecting the stability of the family and the continuation of family affection. The law usually treats such harm as irreversible loss, so the humanitarian aspects of family and affection need to be fully considered when considering the chances of success.
### 2.Social Impact & Stability.
The stability of the parent-child relationship is related to the maintenance of social order and social stability. In dealing with such cases, the law needs to balance various factors to ensure social harmony and stability.
Although all three children have conclusive evidence of non-biological evidence, the chances of winning the case are not optimistic. This is as much related to the legal process and the burden of proof as it is to family and social stability considerations. In dealing with such cases, the law needs to take into account a variety of factors in order to promote social fairness and justice, while balancing the stability of family relationships. Only on this basis can we truly protect the rights and well-being of every family member.