I am wanting to voluntary sign over my rights to my son how do i go about it?
You can't actually sign over rights to a child unless someone else is available to take your place, like in a step-parent adoption or when the...
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You can't actually sign over rights to a child unless someone else is available to take your place, like in a step-parent adoption or when the...
He will need to file a Paternity Action to establish custodial rights. Have him talk to an attorney local to him assist him in filing the petition.
Your best option is to file for a Declaration or Paternal Rights. Even if the DNA test is positive and child support becomes ordered, it will not...
I'm going to refer this over to the immigration section.
You cannot terminate your rights unless there is someone else to take your place, like a step-parent. If you and your husband are still married...
Unless your nephew can support himself, he cannot be emancipated, so guardianship would be your best option. Talk to an attorney local to you...
Your best bet is to hire an attorney to remind the court of the current child support calculation rules. However, if you really need to do it all...
If the two of you were unmarried at the time that the child was born, then only you (the mother) have any rights to the child. If the two of you...
If there is no court ordered custody and the two of you were not married when the children were born, then you have no rights to the children and...
A judge can order her retitle it in her name alone, but the judge cannot actually separate you from the title. If she disobeys the judge's orders,...