Subject to FCRPP 15, in actions commenced under KRS Chapter 406 (Uniform Act on Paternity), the mother, child, and alleged father shall submit to genetic tests as defined in KRS 406.005 (2) if ordered by the Court, and the County Attorney may tender an ex parte order scheduling such genetic tests.

Where the parties have minor children, the petitioner shall, within 20 days after the response has been filed, tender an Order to the Court requiring the parties to attend parent education classes. The Order shall state that the parties have 10 days from entry of the Order to file an objection requesting a hearing. If no objection and request for hearing is filed, the order shall become immediately effective, and the plaintiff and the defendant shall file in the record of the subject paternity action a certificate of completion of the Parents' Education Clinic (or a divorce education program which is the substantial equivalent thereof), as contemplated in FC 43 Rule 704, not later than ninety (90) days after the occurrence of the latter of the following events: (a) entry of the paternity judgment; or (b) release of either or both parties who were incarcerated at the time of entry of the paternity judgment.