In State ex rel. David Allen B. v. Sommerville, 194 W. Va. 86, 459 S.E.2d 363 (1995), the Court held that while blood tests may be admissible to challenge the paternity that is established by W.Va. Code, 48A-6-6, the challenge must be made in the first instance by a person who has standing to make such a challenge. The Court said in Syllabus Point 3 that while an alleged biological parent may have standing to challenge paternity that has been established under W.Va. Code, 48A-6-6, a grandparent does not have such standing.