Now the ex of the mother that supported this child has filed a restraining ored against the mother, because she allowed DNA and visitation to the birthfather. This is in addition to previous question: Can a man who is not the father or custodian of a child, but pays support, take said child from custodian?
childs birthfather has paid support and has had DNA tests to accuracy of this being his child. Birth mother acknowledges birth father. Her ex is trying to gain control of said child and has filed restraining order against the mother for allowing the child to see birthfather. The mother is not married to ex, but has a child with him.
How does the biological father keep this man from taking his son. Birthfather has paid support, does his visitation.
2007-04-05
03:07:05
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Bonnie H
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Politics & Government
➔ Law & Ethics