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Old Dec 23, 2006, 08:16 AM
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give up my parental rights

hi my name is paul and i have a problem. me and my ex girlfriend have a son together. my son will be 2 years old dec. 27 and i have not seen him since he was 8 months old. the mother has taken me for child support. i never received a court notice to go to court so it ended up in a default judgement against me. the mother will not let me see my son but is still expecting me to pay child support. she will not get out and find a job and expects me to pay for her bills each month. is there any way i can give up my parental rights to her new boyfriend or will i have to pay child support no matter what?

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Old Dec 23, 2006, 08:37 AM   #2  
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Giving up your rights will only give up your rights to make decisions regarding the child. It will not remove you from financial responsibility. Have you not considered going back to court to seek visitation and force her to get a job?
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giving up your rights, is not giving up your obligations, and untill she marrieds and the new husband wants to adopt the child you will be paying child support,

If it was just as easy as "giving up rights" why do you think men are sitting in jail today for not paying child support.

Next you don't have to pay any of her bills, except to pay the exact amount that the court orders for child support.

And for her to get a ruling there had to be a hearing and you would have had to be notified, someone would have hat to serve you with legal paper work.

If this did not happen, you can appeal to the court and have a new hearing, you still have to pay her child support but you may get it less, it sill normally be based off of your earnings. according to state rules.

Next yes you have the right to visit, at the same time child support was ordered, you should have gotten visitation rights also.

So go back to court and get court ordered visitation.
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You'll have to pay child support no matter what, unless someone legally adopts the child.
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