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Old May 10, 2007, 01:49 PM
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signing right off a child to his mother

I was wondering if the father has that right to signing his right over to the mother?

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Old May 10, 2007, 01:50 PM   #2  
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Yes a man can sign his rights away to insure he doesnt have to pay any child support.
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tawnynkids disagrees : No! You do not get out of paying child support by simply giving up your parental rights.
Fr_Chuck agrees : Only if there is someone to adopt, normally if they sign rights away, they still pay child support
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Easy answer....yes you can sign your rights away you can not sign your obligations away. You absolutely will have to continue to pay child support!
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blondieinCAN disagrees : Really?? Well not what i heard!! I am a single mother lol
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I just hope he doesn't, that baby could really use a daddy. Good luck
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I dont know if the law is different in the States but in Canada if you sign your rights away you dont have any obligation to a child that is no longer yours
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This is a very much mis-understood situation, we get 100's of dead beat dads comming here with that question all the times.

If the parent with physcial custody has a new partner and that partner is willing to adopt, then if the rights are signed away, and the partner adopts, then child support will end.

But if the parent without physical custody signs away thier rights, only, no adoption, then the non custody parent still has to do all legal oblgations, child support, insurance but then with no say in the childs life. This is very commom and very misunderstood since they confuse this with the adoption issues of signing over rights to adopt.
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blondieinCAN disagrees : Okay well i didnt know it was like that here in canada bc we are a bit fiffrent but okay then, good to know bc now ill never get out of him paying!
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In addition, attempting to voluntarily relinquish/terminate your parental rights in many states without an adoptive party requires "good cause" in order to be awarded or may be denied.
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what do u do when you have a child with someone who will not let you see or child. is getting child support form you in two states. her new husband wonts to adopt the child but will not go to a lawyer to do it. And have not seen the child in 4 yrs and the child last time you talk to this child had no idea who you are?
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