2006-09-20
16:49:18
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ilovedarla_04
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Politics & Government
➔ Law & Ethics
Oh, by the way, I meant in Tennessee
2006-09-20
16:49:57 ·
update #1
Its not for my benefit. He never sees her, and only has to pay $40 a month in child support (and ususally not that). Also, she just started kindergarten and all of her legal stuff is in my last name, but her birth certificate is not. That's what I want to change. They legally must call her by his last name at school. She doesn't even know whose last name that is. I've avoided and so has she, the whole "father" issue thus far. I just don't want to get her upset about the whole name thing and everything else. So I just want his absence to be justified.
2006-09-21
02:14:05 ·
update #2
no matter what state---both parents have to sign the paper work in front of the judge and if there is no contestment it shouldn't cost but about $2000--I just got custody of my grandaughter and it cost me a little over $3000
2006-09-20 16:59:25
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answer #1
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answered by Anonymous
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From what I went through in the past, an ad is placed in the local paper where the "Other" parent was last known to reside. Usually in the legals and by a paid lawyer. The ad is placed for 30 days to allow the "Other" to acknowledge this. If nothing is received from the absent parent within this time, then the lawyer works up the papers for a relinquish of parental rights. I believe this is the way I remembered in Georgia at least. :)
2006-09-20 16:54:18
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answered by cajunpalomino 3
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As far as I know, some one can give up their rights after they've put every one thru the wringer of the probate court system. Then they still have time to change their minds. I don't know how to convince a parent that giving up their children is the best thing to do. It isn't the best thing for children to know that they no longer have a mom or dad. They are sad , confused and rejected. They are angry and hurt.. They cry. They don't see the good of it and don't for years to come. Think long and hard before you do that to them. Be very sure it's for their benefit and not yours.
2006-09-20 17:07:04
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answered by Anonymous
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i think of it is weird and wonderful which you have been contacted by way of facebook. To me, this is a huge crimson flag. A foster care company, a valid regulation company, or an adoption company would not touch you thru facebook. you will have acquire some criminal form interior the mail informing you of the action. At best, this may well be a potential adoptive kinfolk leaping the gun. At worst, it is somebody's undesirable attempt at attempting to control you. to respond to your questions: confident, you do would desire to be in touch interior the technique. to make certain that the adoption to bypass by way of, the court docket/company/company has to make a solid faith attempt to discover you and to have you ever consent to relinquishing your rights to the new child. confident, you do have organic rights to the new child. If the mummy positioned your call down via fact the daddy, the state has to tell you. it is the action you will get interior the mail. in case you do not answer the understanding, the state will assume which you are the daddy.The state assumes that if somebody isn't the daddy, they'd contest the understanding. the undeniable fact which you do not, would desire to represent which you're. the two way, in case you do not something, the state/company/company will finally flow to terminate your rights. in case you get some thing interior the mail, write lower back to the corporate or company and tell them which you do not think of you are the daddy considering the fact that there is a few functional theory that she grow to be with yet another guy for the time of the era that theory would have taken place. they'll in all risk ask for a paternity attempt. in case you come lower back via fact the daddy, you could sign the papers to bypass forward with the adoption. in case you at the instant are not,then they'll attempt the subsequent guy. If finally they are able to't discover the daddy, they'll purely terminate his rights in absenstia. i would not respond to something on facebook. i'd watch for any criminal word and take the stairs that the understanding says you will desire to take up order on your rights to be terminated. Oh and get a criminal expert in case you will desire to get a word so as that your rights are risk-free interior the technique.
2016-12-18 14:04:51
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answered by cordell 4
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They have to want to do this, even if they are proved unfit its very difficult to relinquish parental rights!
The person would have to be proved as an extreme chronic danger to the child, that was not compliant with court orders to learn how to raise, care for the child.
2006-09-20 17:06:21
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answered by pirate 3
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The person must give it up on their own, or you must be able to prove to a court that they are unfit and the court can strip them of their rights. If the other party is an active role in the child/children's life, this is usually unnecessary and unsucessful. If they are a "deadbeat", you typically will have an easier time convincing them to give it up or have the court strip them of their rights.
2006-09-20 16:59:04
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answered by Protagonist 3
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Let them know that the decision is totally and completely up to them, and that they need to do the right thing by their child. This removes barriers of resentment, and the parent often does the right thing for the child. It also takes away any future feelings of regret, or manipulation.
2006-09-20 16:57:05
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answered by Rose C 2
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My ex husband isn't a good dad. He was going to give up his parental rights (a girl friend prompted him to do this ) and I wouldn't listen to him because all I could think was how much it was going to hurt our daughters. Now I wish I had let him do it. However, I think it depends on the circumstances as to whether you should let that happen or not. You have to think of your children first, always. It's so hard. I know this first hand. Best of luck to you.
2006-09-20 16:54:15
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answered by Night Wind 4
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first you have to file papers at the court house. let the clerk know the circumstances. they will give/sell you the proper applications.
2006-09-20 17:01:15
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answered by ? 2
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Offer them 50 bucks to give it up.
2006-09-20 16:58:35
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answered by zahbudar 6
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