Can a mother forbid the never married father from having the child around a dangerous family member?
Unless a court order directs it, the mother has no greater power to direct this than the father does to reject it.
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Unless a court order directs it, the mother has no greater power to direct this than the father does to reject it.
If he isn’t the father, he cannot say he is. That is fraud. He would have to adopt your child.
Sounds like you should file for a TRO. But the more you delay, the more the court may question if you e really in any fear.
You need to hire a criminal attorney to represent you.
It is not relevant at all to custody. It may be relevant to child support as the “other dependent deduction” would have to be calculated.
Yes it is ok. So long as he is served. If he signs acknowledgment of service.
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