First if he has had no contact for 14 years, I see no way he will get full custody.
Next if he lives near you where there is no school district issues, he may at most get joint custody.
So unless you are an unfit mother somehow, I see little chance of him winning anything more than visits.
BUT>>>>>> to answer your question, no you can not sign over your rights so you don't have to pay child support, does not work like that anywhere in the US.
I have some extreme issues with a mother who would have raised her child for 14 years and then want to give away rights, that bothers me deeply
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