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nicolett · Jan 18, 2009, 01:45 PM

OK my wants to give up his rights to his children that he has with another women if your wondering why well she is crazy and is in love with him still and won't leave us alone he pays child support but she still won't leave us alone how does he go about giving up his rights as a parent does he just right aletter and send it in to the courts

JudyKayTee · Jan 18, 2009, 01:59 PM

Originally Posted by nicolett

ok my wants to give up his rights to his children that he has with another women if your wondering why well she is crazy and is in love with him still and wont leave us alone he pays child support but she still wont leave us alone how does he go about giving up his rights as a parent does he just right aletter and send it in to the courts

He basically can't give up his rights. Even if he succeeds he will still pay support unless the children are adopted by someone else.

There is no way to get her to leave him alone short of a protective order. If he's being harassed, he should file for one.

He would have to petition the Courts to relinquish his rights but, as I said, there really is no such thing. A letter in any case is not sufficient.

Was she crazy when he was having sex with her?

nicolett · Jan 18, 2009, 02:58 PM

Originally Posted by JudyKayTee

He basically can't give up his rights. Even if he succeeds he will still pay support unless the children are adopted by someone else.

There is no way to get her to leave him alone short of a protective order. If he's being harrassed, he should file for one.

He would have to petition the Courts to relinquish his rights but, as I said, there really is no such thing. A letter in any case is not sufficient.

Was she crazy when he was having sex with her?

Lol no he said she was really borning no role play or nothing lol

JudyKayTee · Jan 18, 2009, 03:01 PM

Originally Posted by nicolett

lol no he said she was really borning no role play or nothing lol

I didn't mean during the sex act. I meant in general.

ScottGem · Jan 18, 2009, 03:04 PM

First, I've moved this to the Family Law forum since this is a legal issue. If you browse through this forum, you will find hundreds of threads asking the same question.

Bottomline is that courts are very reluctant tyo grant a TPR. Generally they are only granted to clear the way for an adoption or if the parent represents a danger to the child.

A parent cannot just give up their rights. If that were the case, deadbeat parents would be giving up rights right and left.

Even, in the highly unlikely event he got his rights terminated, how do you think that would stop the mother of his children? As Judy said, the only thing that would stop her is a restraining order he would have to prove real harassment to get that.

And why should his children suffer because of their mother?

twinkiedooter · Jan 18, 2009, 03:08 PM

Get an unlisted phone number. And no, he can't just give up his parental rights to the child and must continue to pay child support.

Fr_Chuck · Jan 18, 2009, 07:04 PM

As long as he sends his child support check, he does not have to go see the child. He can just have no contact.

Or he can get it set up to exchange the children at a separate location and have little octact with the mother