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Old Dec 18, 2007, 12:13 AM
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unwed father's rights

what are the parental rights of unwed father's if there is nothing in writing?

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Old Dec 18, 2007, 04:36 AM   #2  
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You have all the rights as a married father....the issue is if you act on them or not. A father is a father entitle to rights to his child, regardless if you are married or not.

Are you on the birth certificate?
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Old Dec 18, 2007, 05:24 AM   #3  
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untill there is a court order in place there is no rights, you have to prove you are the father though the courts with a DNA test and then file in court for visits.
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I know for a fact because I', in a situation of this kind that as long as he's on the birth certificate he has just as many rights as you do as a parent as you do.
Now.. if he has a violent background or has been in jail for any violent crimes you can get what they call supervised visitation where he has to go down to a government building and see his child for a certain amount of time per week. If he is shown as a good parent and no violence or criminal past I suggest you get a very good attorney! Goodluck!
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For a baby born out of wedlock, the father has no rights until paternity is established. Now paternity can be established in a few ways. Whoever is listed on the birth certificate is legally the father unless it is challenged. In that case a paternity test needs to be performed.
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