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  • Oct 25, 2008, 04:12 PM
    CRAZY30
    Take a fatrhers rights away.
    I am 30 years old im having a baby and the father wants no parts of the child's life but wil not sign over his rights can i have his rights taken from him now or do i have to wait until the baby is born?? if i was to move out of state could he file any charges on me?? :confused:
  • Oct 25, 2008, 04:14 PM
    CRAZY30
    How can I have full custody of my child be for birth or do I have to wait to have the father rights taken away and how can I he wants nothing to do with our child
  • Oct 25, 2008, 04:15 PM
    J_9
    First of all, I realize you are new to the site, so I will ask you to turn off your CAPS as it is construed as yelling.

    Secondly, if he refuses to sign his rights away, there is little you can do. Once the baby is born you can either put him on the birth certificate or not. But you do have the right to collect child support.
  • Oct 25, 2008, 04:17 PM
    J_9
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by CRAZY30 View Post
    how can i have full custody of my child be for birth or do i have to wait to have the father rights taken away and how can i he wants nothing to do with our child

    You already have full custody. The baby is still in your belly. LOL

    You can't fight for rights until after the baby is born.
  • Oct 25, 2008, 04:54 PM
    liz28

    You will have custody of your child unless he fights you for custody by proving you are an unfit mother. He can't just sign over his rights because he has a financial obligation to the child. You can collect child support and he can be given visitations if he wants but regardless if he choosing to be in the child life he would've to pay child support and it can be enforce by the courts. He can have a say so if you chose to move especially once a order in place and if it interfer with his visitations. Get a lawyer!
  • Oct 25, 2008, 08:35 PM
    Fr_Chuck

    Yes, as noted you can not just have his rights taken away.

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