Joined: 04 Aug 2004 Posts: 1739 Location: Houston, Texas
Parental Rights... Posted: 08-22-04 13:12pm
I asked this before...But the topic got on
the second page before I could check it
and it wouldnt let me in the second page
so I never got to read it.
I've decided that I am going to have chris
sign over his parental rights...But i'm
not sure how to do it. Where do I go to
get the paperwork? And can I get this
done before nathaniel is born or do I have
to wait?
Lol - just so I clarify cuz the last time
someone asked this it became a huge fight,
lol. But, chris has already agreed to
sign them over....I just need to know
where to go or who to talk to accomplish
this.
Thanks so much
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tweety12986
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 25 Jun 2004 Posts: 772 Location: houston
Posted: 08-22-04 13:24pm
I think you can do it b4 the baby is born
and I would call a child support agency
and ask them cuz i'm not to sure but I
think the attorney general has to do some
kinda paperwork and they have a contact
for u.
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KariM1804
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 31 May 2004 Posts: 852 Location: grand blanc michigan
Posted: 08-22-04 21:26pm
Im not sure, but iwould just liike to
say.. Seriously think this over..
From what uve said, this guy must not be a
complete jerk or loser because u said hes
still one of ur best friends..Even if he
wouldnt be the best of the best, u might
be surprised.. Plus.. Im sure your
child would probably want the father in
his life if possible. The father of my
baby was a complete.. And I mean
complete problem my whole pregnancy, asked
me to fall down the stairs to kill the
baby, get an abortion. . He was
horrible. .But now, surprisingly, he
visits garret and is good with him.. I
mean u have to think of what ur kid will
want. I would want to know my father for
sure. But I dont want to lecture, its
just u made it sound like hes not a
horrible guy..And if hes not, he should
try and be a father. Is he willing to
sign over his rights? Because he does
have a choice there too.
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Michelle1337
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 04 Aug 2004 Posts: 1739 Location: Houston, Texas
Posted: 08-22-04 22:15pm
He dosent really have a choice, cuz I
could send him to jail for statuory rape
if I wanted. But he wants to. And he
is deffinately not a father figure. I
dont want my son looking up to him becuz
he is not a good person anymore. I'm
trying to think of whats best for
nathaniel. Not me, I dont even care
about me anymore as long as nathaniel is
okay. If nathaniel wants to see his
father later, then thats deffinately fine
and I am sure chris will be around. But
not as a father while he is young and
impressionable.
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Michelle1337
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 04 Aug 2004 Posts: 1739 Location: Houston, Texas
Posted: 08-22-04 22:17pm
That came across rude, I didnt mean that.
Lol - I was just typing really fast and
getting straight to the point cuz I have
100 windows flashing lol. Sorry if it
seemed rude.
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linuxChique
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 05 May 2004 Posts: 4535
Posted: 08-22-04 22:25pm
Michelle, I must say I agree with what you
are doing. Him signing over his rights
doesn't mean he's not the father and it
doesn't mean he can't come back into
nathaniel's life if he straightens up and
if you or nathaniel give him permission
to. It protects you from him, but
doesn't rule him out of nathaniel's life
altogether! It just gives you the power
to decide when and where. I think it's a
safe and smart move.
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