You should have a contract, and it is best for each of you to have independent legal counsel in negotiating that contract. In known donor...

If you're already expecting - congratulations! Tennessee will list "Mother" and "Mother" on the child's birth certificate. However, that alone...

Can I get in trouble for talking to my son that I no longer have parental rights over?

It depends. If there is an order prohibiting contact than you could be charged with violating that order. Because he is a minor his parents do have...

Can the biological father of my unborn child relinquish his rights solely because he doesnt want a child?

I agree with Attorney Angel, and would add one additional caveat. Assuming you are not married, he is not a legal father with any obligation to...

In our ongoing divorce my wife has hired my former attorney that I hired for my step parent adoption?

The rules on conflict of interest in representation vary from state to state, but typically all share a common requirement: if there is a conflict,...

The original charge will show and the resulting conviction will skies on a criminal or motor vehicle record check. As for your other question...

How do I voluntarily sign over my parental rights?

Once she’s married her husband can petition to adopt and you can agree. Your child support obligation will cease, unless you have arrears to still...

How do I get license reinstated.?

The starting point is the state in which you were convicted. If it was NH, then I agree with Attorneys Prieto & Blaszka. Since you reference MOP...

Can my boyfriend sign his name to my 5 month olds birth certificate? Her real dad wants nothing to do with her. ?

As already stated that would be fraud and your boyfriend should not sign anything if he is not the biological father. You are not married so your...

What are my legal rights as a father in the state of Georgia if my son's stepfather has served me papers to adopt my son?

At a minimum you appear at the hearing and tell the judge you object. You may be entitled to a court appointed attorney. Read what you were served...