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I live in Oklahoma and do I have to pay child support If I give up my rights

Answered 5 years and a month ago by attorney Jon R. Vittitow   |   1 Answer
If the adoption is finalized by the adoptive parent, then your parental rights will be terminated and you will no longer have a child support obiligation.  If you have past due child support, you can still be held responsible for that. 
If the adoption is finalized by the adoptive parent, then your parental rights will be terminated and you will no longer have a child support... Read More

my 2 daughters were adopted when they were 2 and 4 and are now in their upper 20's. should I have been made to pay child support, and interest on it?

Answered 5 years and 2 months ago by attorney Robert John Wagner, Esq.   |   1 Answer
When parental rights are terminated by the State, the obligation to pay support is usually terminated as well; If parents give consent to an adoption or if their "consent" was found to NOT be necessary, there could be a support obligation plus interest, but the ongoing duty to support would terminate when the Adoption was finalized.  You can request a review of support oblication(s) and Payments utilizing a "Record of Payments" it will clarify any accounting error or data error, which have been known to happen. A lawyer may be able to request certain things to asist in this regard, if there are irregularities they can advise what to do to address them.... Read More
When parental rights are terminated by the State, the obligation to pay support is usually terminated as well; If parents give consent to an adoption... Read More

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