Can a father lose his parental rights from shared custody if he hasn't been involved for over a year?
Not automatically. You need to get a lawyer and file for a change to the parenting schedule and perhaps contempt.
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Not automatically. You need to get a lawyer and file for a change to the parenting schedule and perhaps contempt.
I think I get your question. If you have legal custody of the kids, she cannot forfeit "her rights." In Ohio there is no right to be a deadbeat. ...
If they moved to Kansas less then 6 months ago talk to an Ohio attorney and see if you can still file here. Otherwise you'll have file in Kansas. ...
You may be out of luck at this point. Why would you sign a paternity acknowledgment if you weren't 100% sure you were the father? You absolutely...
You niece has let her son stay down there for 5 months?! If what you say is true. She can hop on a plane, take a taxi to where her son is, pick...
Work out a payment plan with an attorney and stick to it. No one is going chasing contempts for free. If he isn't paying you, he isn't going to...
It depends on what type of custody she was granted. You may need to prove a change in circumstances.
Get a lawyer and file for custody.
Nope.
Nope. She gets to keep it. The order does stop though.