It is going to be very difficult to solve this problem by Monday through having you obtaining some rights and asserting them. The first question is whether the father has any rights. Is he on the birth certificate? Did he sign a recognition of parentage? Did he go to court to assert his rights? If so, for which of the kids?. How old are the kids? If he did have some custody rights, is his parenting so bad as to have them extinguished? The fact that he is the biological father gives him the right to pay child support and otherwise to go to court to establish additional rights. You may be making assumptions as to his rights, that may or may not be accurate. If you want, we don't charge for the initial meeting and my partner, Stacey, is especially good on these cases. Plus, we don't charge anything for our initial meeting and advice. Did I mention we validate for parking?
Answered on Nov 17th, 2011 at 12:25 PM