Can a father voluntarily terminate his parental rights?
He won't be able to terminate his rights without your approval, and even then it may not be possible.
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He won't be able to terminate his rights without your approval, and even then it may not be possible.
You are going to need to sue him. You can file a Motion for Enforcement or a Breach of Contract... it's going to depend on the exact language of...
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If you are going to send her out into the world, she should be emancipated to limit your liability. Otherwise, she is still your child and you...
Not without her agreeing to do so. Under TX law, the obligation to pay child support is limited in both amount and time... here the important part...
You can always fire your attorney. Let's get clear on that. However, that does not mean you don't owe him the money he has earned. You might...
Visit the office of the attorney general. It's going to be hard to revoke the waiver since she is still continuing down the down path... find the...
No, the judge won't let them "make the decision." However, the Judge must listen to their opinion and can certainly take that into consideration...
That is going to be very very difficult, especially with you wanting child support. You might, depending on the facts, be able to supervised...
I believe this was posted twice. You are going to need to file a motion to modify order affecting parent'child relationship and actually get her...
First, print those pages so you have a record. They could delete them and you wouldn't be able to prove it happened. Now: Parental Alienation -...