I'm just wondering if one can request full custody of an UNBORN child because the father-to-be chooses not to be involved in the kids life. Can the mother-to-be go file for full custody based on that? And can he then be forced to sign if he refuses or changes his mind?

Call your local court house and ask for a family facilatator she can answer all those qestions for you and she free..


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Originally Posted by booger2007

i'm just wondering if one can request full custody of an UNBORN child because the father-to-be chooses not to be involved in the kids life. can the mother-to-be go file for full custody based on that? and can he then be forced to sign if he refuses or changes his mind?

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No, the father cannot request custody of any unborn child because has no rights until he is the acknowledged father, usually through DNA.

He would have to file for custody/vistitation, the mother would file for custody/visitation and support and the Court would decide what is in the best interest of the child.

And, no, a parent cannot be forced to give up custody of his/her child, whether he chooses to be involved or not - unless someone else is willing to adopt the child.

There would be no purpose in removing the someone's rights and the custodial parent would lose any chance of support.