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What that means is that he signs away his rights to make any decisions regarding the health and welfare of the child in question. He will still be financially responsible for raising the child he fathered.
First normally he can not sign his rights away unless you agree. Next a judge wll also have to agree, ( many places the judge will just not let him.
If he does sign his rights away ( all that is, is his right to visit, his right to see the child and have a say in what the child does) He can still be forced to pay child support,
So as soon as the child is born, you have to worry about what is best for the child and you, so you file in court for him to pay child support, which is the right, legal and moral thing that he has to do.
If he does not want to ever see the child, you can' force him, so signing his rights away has no real meaning, since you can't force him to see the child anyway
First of all, are you married? If you are married then there is a higher chance that he will be put on the birth certificate. If you are not, then it is all up to you.
thats wat im talkin about even if he does sign his rights away do i still get child support b/c we r not married and i did not make this child on my own and if he does get away with this thats bull!!
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