It depends if doctors find that the child is incompetent to make decisions and/or financially support themselves. If they are, then someone(s)...

In theory there is no legal "abandonment." It depends on what you are trying to accomplish in order to truly answer this question.

If you are a W-2 employee, then yes your wages can be garnished to pay your child support obligation.

you need to file a response with the court and mail a copy to the other side's attorney. The court will then process it and proceed accordingly.

Yes that can be a possibility, especially if you two can reach an agreement instead of having a judge make a decision for you two.

That response cannot be provided in this limited response forum. It appears you may be left with no choice but to actually hire an attorney to...

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Only way to give up your parental rights is if there is someone else willing to adopt or if child protective services brings a child in need of...

married or not a debtor of one spouse can only go after that spouses assets (so if the other spouses name is on the asset, with a few exceptions,...

Yes, however, with DHS involved they would have to agree, ,and the court could reject it if they feel that it is not in the child's best interest.

I switched the practice area of your question to criminal defense so you can get the best response possible.