2007-10-18
18:39:40
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♥FANCYS_MAMMA♥
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Politics & Government
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ok let me explain my son is being asked to sign his parental rights away he hasnt seen my grandson in awhile and the mother wont let him see him i have him every weekend since he was born and i would usually take him by his dads for a lil bit every weekend but the mother doesnt want me to so i quit because she will tell me i cant see him if i dont abide by her rules and yes he pays child support but she wants her b/f whom she plans to marry adopt him so she says she will force my son to sign his rights away in court if he dont sign and it has totally confused my grandson what to do ???help!!!!!!and in case your wondering no hes not the best dad but he is a dad and i feel he needs to see the child if the child wants to see him
2007-10-18
19:13:53 ·
update #1
and i would be there for like a mediator since hes not used to taking care of a child and by the way he is 5
2007-10-18
19:18:38 ·
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thanks jill you made me feel lots better
2007-10-18
20:52:53 ·
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It depends on what kind of man he is!!!!
But if he is signing something because he was forced into it then whatever he is signing is vitiated by duress, because he was compelled to do something against his will, if that is proven then what he signed becomes void..
2007-10-18 19:08:31
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answered by Anonymous
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This really makes me sick! I cannot believe the child's mother could ask this. She should put herself in your sons place and see if she would sign her rights away and let some other woman just adopt her child. I bet she would say no. Your son has every right to that child especially if he is paying child support. He should have a good visitation schedule set up. Your son needs a lawyer. If I were him I would ask for joint custody. Tell your son to stand his ground and say "NO" to the mother and that he "WILL NOT" give up his rights. Also he needs to have it in writing and signed by a judge that the mothers new husband "MAY NOT" adopt his child!
I am in a similar situation with my ex. He won residential custody and lied to get it. I get the summer vacations and such. If it were up to him I would have no visits or contact at all. This is why we are going through mediation and I plan to bring my children home soon! He thinks he can go against the "temporary" parenting plan and call the shots on everything.
Your sons ex needs to be put in her place and fast! She too needs to learn that she cannot just call all the shots. Your son must fight for his rights.
2007-10-18 20:47:28
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answered by Dakota Lynn Takes Gun 6
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It depends on the situation. In some cases if the father has never had any contact with teh child, the father is abusive, or also if the father is in prison or something like that then teh courts CAN determine he is an unfit parent and that it would be in the best interest of the child if the fathers rights are taken away for good. You would have to contact an attorney and go through the courts to have this issued.
2007-10-18 19:06:53
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answered by living it 3
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Oh please. a million) Yes, a lady has a option is whether or not she contains a child or no longer and the person has no proper to drive her to convey or abort. This is due to the fact it's aspect of her frame and it is her sole choice what to do with it, and nobody else has any proper to make her clinical selections for her. two) No, a person must no longer be competent to simply drop his child like a rock whilst he comes to a decision 'I do not desire it'. If you do not wanna pay baby help, both wouldn't have intercourse or take precautions. Whether you find it irresistible or no longer, you DID aid to create the baby- you are not able to simply sell off it as the only real accountability of the girl due to the fact you do not desire it. You don't seem to be the only real supplier for the child- the girl is probably paying too, and could also be watching after it. Your 'identical rights for identical accountability' factor does not fairly get up since you'll be paying baby help at the same time she's giving 24 hour care to an toddler. That's no longer identical accountability. three) I feel the amicable resolution might be not to have intercourse with a douchebag that thinks he must be competent to offload a baby he helped create simply due to the fact females have the proper to manipulate their possess frame. Ps- valued at noting that within the difficulty of abortion and a lady maintaining a baby a person does not desire, there is one gigantic change. In this type of circumstances, no baby is born. Neither man or woman turns into a mum or dad and neither has parental accountability. In the opposite, a baby is born and one among it is mother and father thinks they must be competent to drive the opposite get together to take complete care of it. Even if a lady continues a child a person does not desire, she are not able to drive him to anticipate all parental accountability toward it at the same time she does not anything. Your perception that guys must be competent to signal away parental rights earlier than the baby is even born is on a parallel with a lady giving beginning to a baby undesirable via it is father, after which forcing him to take complete custody and financial accountability toward it. And if a lady did that, you'll most probably be up in hands on the injustice of it.
2016-09-05 14:57:06
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answered by ? 4
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Don't know about where you are, but in England, if a father wants to see his child, he will always have the right, even if it is a supervised visit for one hour a week, the guy can have access even if he's doing time.
The question is, does he want to?
I know some of my daughters friends who's mothers have similar attitude, but they just sneak off to see the fathers ( they are about 13 ).
I think your grandson's mother is making his father more interesting, and he will soon begin to ask questions.
2007-10-20 12:45:31
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answered by jimbo_thedude 4
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Sorry i'm no expert, but she is definitely using the emotional blackmail card and if she's that ruthless then i would think firstly congrats to your son for escaping such a woman, secondly if she and her flunky new bf had full parental rights they would cut your son out of his life totally.
Here in the UK a father goes to court and gains the right to visit his kids agreed at a certain time every week, if the woman reneges on that then it's back to court...boy! life ain't easy is it, best wishes to u and your son.x
2007-10-18 22:23:40
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answered by just-dave 5
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She probably could but it wouldn't be Lawful or ethical.
but legal could be a different matter. (legal means court made law )
It is up to your son if he wants to give up the son (hopefully the son will remember him and pester mom to see him) . That would get him out of the child support berdon , if as it sounds he doesn't care to be with his son.
As long as you don't sign away your grandparents rights and you get the court to recognize it you should be able to visit him.
2007-10-18 18:59:26
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answered by Robert F 7
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What does "sign his rights away" mean? Does that mean agree to allow someone else to adopt his kids? If so, no, of course a woman can't force a man to do that. But if certain requirements are met, an adoption without consent can be granted.
2007-10-18 18:44:03
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answered by . 3
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No, because a woman can never force a man to sign his rights away to his child.
2007-10-18 18:47:17
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answered by Darkskinnyboy 6
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No, I don't think he can be forced. But he can be manipulated. I imagine there are circumstances where a judge can terminate parental rights, but the father would have to fulfill certain criteria.
2007-10-18 19:33:19
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answered by misoma5 7
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