| Child abandonment occurs when a child is left unattended. There is no such thing as filing for abandonment in a custody case.
Its true that the bio father will have to have his rights terminated, either voluntarily or involuntarily to allow your husband to adopt. The courts take termination of parental rights (TPR) very seriously.
You need to get a better lawyer if the judge always keeps siding with the bio dad, even though he is defying the court ordered support. Have you asked him to relinquish rights? If you tell him you will forget the past due support and since he won't be responsible for future support he might agree. |