Tenn. Code Ann. § 38-1-303
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The report may include, to the extent known by the doctor, physician, surgeon, health care provider or other person filing the report, the name, address and age of the child; the name, address and age of the alleged father; the alleged father's whereabouts at the time the report is made; the results of the diagnosis; and the facts requiring the report. The report may include any other pertinent information. Acts 1996, ch. 842, § 1.
The report may include, to the extent known by the doctor, physician, surgeon, health care provider or other person filing the report, the name, address and age of the child; the name, address and age of the alleged father; the alleged father's whereabouts at the time the report is made; the results of the diagnosis; and the facts requiring the report. The report may include any other pertinent information.
Acts 1996, ch. 842, § 1.
The report may include, to the extent known by the doctor, physician, surgeon, health care provider or other person filing the report, the name, address and age of the child; the name, address and age of the alleged father; the alleged father's whereabouts at the time the report is made; the results of the diagnosis; and the facts requiring the report. The report may include any other pertinent information.
Acts 1996, ch. 842, § 1.
Status: in_force
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