So since Tinley’s dad has NEVER been in her life and she will be four tomorrow.
What would I need to do to take him back to court to get his rights taken!? Is there certain papers for that or what?
Last time we was in court the judge said he didn’t want to do that right then, because he wanted to see if Joe was gonna have anything to do with her.
Well it’s been three years since our last court hearing.
I think it’s time to take them, especially in case something was to happen to me so she wouldn’t go to him.
@brittanystewart304, ok. Bc I think they would make him do that first. But if he’s not paying then it shows he doesn’t want to be part of your child’s life.
@nikkim, the judge knows he doesn’t want anything to do with her. The last time we went to court I wanted them to just take his rights because she was already almost 2 and the judge said no because he wasn’t running in and out of her life. But since she will be 4 tomorrow, I think they should just take them. He has literally never even spoke to her before.
Well you can file abondonment depending on the state but I believe if there absent for a yr or more you can try and have his right taken other wise Someone could adopt them and he would legally have no rights mine pay and I did it
I believe you can petition a severance of his rights. I’d contact your attorney and see how to get the ball rolling.
I can't take it anymore! Haley (yes my 1mth old and no I wasn't able to go through this "joy" of nursing my older daughter, Molly) has been screaming non stop for 6hrs! All she wants to do is eat and I can't have her attached to me all day, everyday! She has wanted to eat every hr on the hr for the past 3hrs! I put her in her room so I don't scream at her but I just can't take it!
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do grandparents have rights to a child? my MIL thinks she has rights & wants to take my fiance & I to court for it.
Ok, so my friend is wanting to get pregnant but..... Her fiancé does not want kids, at lease for another 3-5 years he said... so she came up with the idea to have me pee on a stick for her and show it to him so that he’ll be comfortable with not wearing a condom and finishing in her.. basically the whole idea is to make him think she’s pregnant already...... so I do this favor for her or should I tell my girl to chill?
He and my husband are friends through us and he’s going to invite him over...
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Anyone ever took their young child to see a therapist/counselor at 2.5 years old. Since my recent domestic violence situation with her father which has caused ALOT to change, location, no visits with her dad or his family, not being where she normally is; she’s been very uneasy & angry. & I feel so bad because idk what to do. I know she’s sad she doesn’t see her dad anymore but it’s what’s best right now. She’s use to being around everyone & now it’s just us. L...
It really depends on the state. Most states won't terminate parental rights without MAJOR cause like child neglect or history of abuse. Or a step parent adoption... unfortunately being a deadbeat doesn't count in most courts because in their eyes he's still got another 14 years to show up