You would have to file a motion to modify your parental visitation order in order to change it so the father has no visitation. Although I'm not sure why you would want to do this because the father is currently not spending any time with his child, so I don't know why you would spend extra time and money going through the court process to get an order that reflects the current reality. Why go to court to try to do something that is already happening? For your second point, the child could not be legally adopted unless the biological father has signed an affidavit that says some very specific things to waive all rights and interests the father has in the child (you would need to lawyer to draw it up).
Answered on Feb 26th, 2015 at 11:07 AM