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Originally Posted by williknow rubbish i cant believe that you can have a child choose to walk away and choose not to meet/talk/explain when they find you ......what happened and get away with it .......
sorry but their must be laws a child has to be able to find out things ..... |
Rubbish and you can't believe it? Then I would suggest that you contact an Attorney in your State and ask the same question. You will get the same answer.
This isn't the moral board. This is the Law Board. Yes, a father can walk away from a child, it's that simple. Ask your mother why she never pushed for support (and I'm assuming she didn't). He could have been supporting you all these years and maybe that would have opened the door to visitation. Only your mother and father know that.
Ask her why she never demanded DNA testing - and, again, I'm assuming she did not.
I realize you are "sorry" but there are no laws that require any parent to remain in contact with any child, no matter what the age or ages.
If your concern is your inheritance - which concern you have expressed - unless you and your father both have DNA tests you have no claim to his estate. He also could specifically exclude you if that is his choice. You state you don't want anything from him - then you go on to demand that he acknowledge you, that you meet your biological family, question whether you can inherit.
What exactly is it that you want from this man?
Yes, it's a bitter truth - but it is the truth.