 |
|
| Browse | Ask | Answer | Search | Join/Login |
|
|
||||
|
Generally you don't. To get a Termination of Parental Rights (TPR), the courts have to approve it. The courts will generally only approve it in two circumstances. Either to pave the way for an adoption or because the parent represents a danger to the child. They will NOT grant it just to let the parent out of child support. The court might grant a TPR but hold the parent still responsible for support payments depending on local laws.
Now, if you tell us the full story, we might be able to help more. |
||||
|
||||
|
Normally you don't, if the custodial parent has a new partner and they want to adopt, then normaly it will allow it.
And of course you do know I am sure that merely giving up rights does not stop the obligation of child support. If it was that easy men woul not be sitting in jail for failure to pay |
||||
| Question Tools | Search this Question |
Add your answer here.
Check out some similar questions!
:eek: How do I give up my parental rights in ca... And dose that mean that child support stops
I have been with my boyfriend for the past year and a half. Before we got together he messed with this girl only a few times, after she found out we were together she told him she was pregnant and made our lives a living hell. He never had a relationship with her and told her that he wanted nothing...
My son was just told that he could not give up parental rights. He made it -- He pays for it was the Judges words. Can he fight this with a lawyer?
I am 22 year old mother I have a 6 1/2 month old son . Me and is spermdonor have not really gotten along since I was pregnant recently we had a disagreement regarding child support and my sons last name since I won't change my sons last name to his and I took him for child support he is angery so...
Ifyou give up your rights morally you obligated to pay for your child but legally are you obligated
View more questions Search
|
