W.W.W. v. M.C.S.

W. appeals from an order dismissing his petition that he be adjudicated the father of two children. He asserts that he has statutory and constitutional rights to obtain blood tests to establish his paternity. He also argues that it is in the best interests of the children that a paternity determination be made.

We conclude that W.'s asserted rights do not exist or have been waived. The trial court's findings involving the best interests of the children are not clearly erroneous. Its conclusion as to where the children's interests lie is correct. We therefore affirm.

R. and M. were married in…