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06-24-2002, 06:18 PM
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In need of help...
Originally Posted By B. Johnson
My husband wants to adopt my son... But here is the problem, I don't know where the biological father is and if I did find him I know he wouldn't let it happen just to spite me. My son and I have not seen him since 98 due to his physical violence and my moving into a womans shelter for two weeks, and he has made no attempts to find out how he has been doing. I know if he wanted to he could ask about about my son. So I was just wondering what type of leverage do i have to stand on... And how do I go about getting this executed in a smooth fashion.....Please give me insight on my big problem....
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06-30-2002, 08:03 AM
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Re: In need of help...
Originally Posted By Julia Stinson
I want to give my babies up for adoption, does their father have to agree in order for me to do so, and if so what types of forms will he have to fill out?
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07-09-2002, 08:39 PM
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Re: In need of help...
Originally Posted By A friend
My guess is that you can find a legal advocate at the nearest court to at least tell you whom to contact in your area. An adoption attorney, one specializing in adoption, may take your case if you have no money....You must be supporting him, right? I think you have a good case for abandonment on the part of bio dad, plus the domestic violence. GOOD FOR YOU!!! You go, girl, and have a great life!
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08-20-2002, 11:34 AM
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Re: In need of help...
Originally Posted By LD
If your ex has made NO contact w/ the chid for six months or more by law that is abandament. Go file court papers (Pro-Per) for full custody
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