My sons biological dad signed the birth certificate, we have no parenting plan do I need his permission to move out of state?
No -- as long as there is not court order giving him visitation, any type of court order.
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No -- as long as there is not court order giving him visitation, any type of court order.
Yes unless there is a court order giving the a party visitation rights
He cannot legally Terminate hos own parental rights -- the only way that can happen is through an adoption or dependency proceeding. You may...
The State may have an interest/lien for back child support if you were ever on public assistance and you would need their approval.
You need to consult with a Barrister or solicitor from the UK -- this site is for attorneys licensed to practice in the US
If Paternity has not been established, the Father has no legal rights at all -- Mom calls the shots as to if and when he sees the child.
If there is a PP in place, you MUST comply with the PP or face a possible contempt action. Unless you are a medical doctor, your opinion is not...
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In King county, you usually get one free continuance. There are a lot of issues that need to be fleshed out -- who did the service. Why did you not...
You nee to file a motion limited the number o bearing he can note. There is a doctrine known as res judicata, which means the matter has already...
NO. The only way parnetal rights are terminated is if someone is willing to adopt his child