Several thoughts: IF he filed a paternity case, then he could get a court order requiring you and the child to submit a DNA sample. But there has to be a court order and you should know about it beforehand. As to moving to another state, IF he is determined to be the father, and has any rights of placement or custody, you have to give him notice in a form, and within the time frame, set by the laws of your state. I expect that if he has not yet been determined to be the father, you need not give him the notice. I suggest you consult an experienced family law attorney in your locality. It's almost always worth the investment.
Answered on Sep 08th, 2015 at 12:28 PM