The father of my unborn child left me can he be charged with abandomnet

No, he cannot. He hasn't abandoned anything as the child is yet not born.

My daugther is giving birth as we speak can the father now be charged with abandoment

As of right now my daugther is giving birth and the father isn't here is there a charge for abandoment because he is currently married to a different woman

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Please keep all of this in ONE place rather than starting new threads.

The problem is this my brand new grand child was just born and the father called and said thank you for letting me have sex with you and getting you pregnant but I am going back to my wife what can we do

Hello a:

Sue him for child support. That's it, really.

excon

Your daughter had an affair with a married man and got pregnant, and now he's going back to his wife?

Regardless of anything else, this man has an obligation to his child. Take steps to get him established as the legal father.

Then tell your daughter not to mess with married men.

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Does the father have any rights now that he walked out on the child

Hello again, a:

So, are YOU the mom, or the grandmom?? Not that it matters much, but saying you're BOTH doesn't encourage us to help.

excon

STOP starting new threads on this issue.
This is the LAST time I'll ask you.

Her sister did the one and I am the grandmother of the gandbaby who the father wants nothing to do with

Please stop creating new threads over the same question. If you need to ask a follow-up question then use the Answer This Question options.

And please read the response you have already received.

I must ask, in the first note it was your baby. From then on, its your daughters.

There is a sticky note at the top of this forum which deal with the question of abandonment. In this case, your daughter cannot charge the father with abandonment. What she can and needs to do is file for child support. The court will order a paternity test and, if he's the father, will order child support.

He will have the rights of ANY father so she should also file for full custody. It will be his choice whether to be part of the child's life or not. If he chooses to, he will be able to get visitation.