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Can a guy in Arizona give up parental rights on his twin children and will he also have to continue to pay court ordered child support?
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∙ 14y ago
First off, a father does not have the right to give up parental rights without the permission of the courts, and the mother, provided that the mother is not now, nor will later, have the children on AFDC. Welfare has the power to override, retroactively.
If the court approves the removal of your parental rights, than you're not responsible financially. Morally it a separate issue. You need to read this book:
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