Originally Posted by
lookingforward
The mother and the father had the daughter when they both were 19, the grandmother managed to get them to "sign papers"...giving her custody
In my understanding the grandmother has sole legal custody.
Originally Posted by
lookingforward
the grandmother has not let either mother nor father have contact with the daughter for a year and a half.
It is a violation of the Court order and may be used as a ground for modification...
Originally Posted by
lookingforward
The father does not pay child support- he was but the grandmother sent the checks back with a letter stating that no amount of money was worth her letting the daughter see her...
Mistake!If he has not seen his child for a year and a half and ha has not paid child support,the grandmother has a case to file for child abandonment.Child support is paid for child's need,not for grandmother wishes.
Originally Posted by
lookingforward
so what I understand is I need to file a motion in opposition ...
You need nothing because you do not have a dog in that fight.
Originally Posted by
lookingforward
saying that he lacks standing to pursue relief as he has not been adjudicated the legal father???????????
Originally Posted by
lookingforward
the natural mother stating she has never ? him as the natural father, as well as the birth certificate and the previous visitation order. does that sound right?
Does it mean both the mother and grandmother say he is not the biological father?Have he ever sign a Paternity acknowledgment?
WHICH STATE????