Yes, I would wonder why he would be interested in someone 18. You must think this too or you wouldn't ask this question so you have doubts. Listen to your inner voice.
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It depends we don't really know much about him. If you know he's truly interested in you and you are also interested in him, then you should stay with him. Men who are older are usually wiser, so it's likely that he wants a serious relationship. If you aren't serious, then it's best you leave.
Sadly yes. If this is because you don't like the relatives you are being selfish. The child should still have the ability to see their relatives.
Yes, because of the two, the child not seeing the father is far more damaging to the child and our society as a whole. see link below
Yes your child's dependance on your support does not change because you have a disagreement with your ex.
i don't think sooo .. !
a child should not feel the need to have to work on relationships with family members it should be natural
If the disabled person is capable of taking care of the child and seeing to its needs then their disability should be no hinderance to being able to adopt a child.
The relationship with the child's father should be encouraged. If there are school activities for the child, the father should participate. Unless, the child is in serious endangerment when she is with the father.
Yes, you will still have to pay child support because you are the mother or father of the child, and that makes you still pay child support.
Depends on the meaning of "seeing".
it depends on his relationship with his child and how you feel about it. does he see his child or pay child support? Does he see pr live with his child? How do you feel about it?
The welfare of the childAny parent should be willing to help their child in anywayand a stable family life is key
the question you want to ask yourself is that does he love her? if he does love her then they should be together but if hes not in love with her then you should tell her what hes actually doing, which is just in the relationship for the child. what sort of person are you?