Dear Amy: I recently did DNA ancestry testing, hoping to locate relatives of my father, who died when I was very young.
You asked your brother for permission to contact your niece and he said no, but you went ahead and did so, anyway.
Given that your brother didn’t know about his biological daughter’s existence and has since declared that he doesn’t want to have anything to do with her, I’d say that he doesn’t really have any claim on her or any authority to deny other family members access to her.
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