Can i get the biological father's rights taken?
Yes. 1. Get married and have a stable marriage. 2. Wait 6 mos to a year. 3. Keep track of any contact or child support paid, if any at all. 4....
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Yes. 1. Get married and have a stable marriage. 2. Wait 6 mos to a year. 3. Keep track of any contact or child support paid, if any at all. 4....
If there is merely a separation, but no final divorce, then probably yes. Talk to a local attorney and give that attorney all the details.
Well, as was stated, you knew or should have known the steps were slippery. Also, you may have even had greater knowledge of the condition of the...
You'll have to look at the policy. There are life policies written on kids that once they turn adults, they can "cash out" the policy. The cash...
Yes, but there needs to be someone, usually a step parent.
Can you? Sure. But based on your facts, you might have trouble finding another one to take your case.
If her son's rights were terminated, then, legally, she's no longer a grand parent who can assert any rights under the Grand Parent visitation...
There would probably either have to be an agreement by the parents to do this. Or, some abuse on their part. "Child's wishes" alone simply does...
There is a legal presumption that your husband is the father, since you were married at the time. So, in order to have any visitation, the donor...
Yes.