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  • Mar 2, 2010, 09:13 PM
    tlclark
    Can a mother sign her rights over to the grandparents and not have to pay support
    I am a mother of three kids. Two of which I lost permanent custody of in 2008. My parents of custody of the two and I still have custody of the other one. They went to child support and I now have to pay child support. The problem is I only make about 700 dollars a month and have to take care of my third child which I have custody of. I was wondering if I went and signed all my rights over to the two kids my parents have will I still have to pay child support.
  • Mar 3, 2010, 02:42 AM
    GV70

    Short answer-NO!
    Parental rights and parental obligations are different things.You can give your rights/or not to exercise them/ but you cannot escape from your obligations, especially child support obligations.

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