Not necessarily, while every female body is different, some take 3-6 months before they conceive when they get off the pill while others conceive the very next month. The number of years you have been on the pill may delay your getting pregnant but not significantly. Hope this help.
That will be up to a judge to decide.
You can decide not to be pregnant by taking measures that will prevent you becoming pregnant. However, all measures carry a risk of failure if you decide to have sexual intercourse.You can not decide to become pregnant - all you can do is try and become pregnant, (by having sexual intercourse without using contraceptives).
You cannot decide your baby's gender. But you can do things to help improve your chances in getting a female or a male baby.
yes or no? you decide. yes or no? you decide.
That is up to the couple to decide.
To decide if they are going to increase or decrease their holding.
Not at all. Considering you can get married at eighteen in most states and a lot of couples decide to have a baby very soon after getting married, it's perfectly natural for a 20 year old to want to get pregnant
A woman is usually pregnant for about 9 months, so you decide.
No birth control is 100% effective, and there is always the risk of sexually transmitted disease. With that in mind, you have to decide what is 'safe' for you.
"The pill" does not keep you from getting pregnant, it only reduces the probability of getting pregnant. While the probability is GREATLY reduced if you take the pill according to schedule, it is only slightly less effective if you miss one pill occasionally. But it is a higher risk. You have to decide on your level of acceptable risk.
No one can make any promises, but once your period is back to its natural unregulated rhythm your chances would be pretty much the same as if you'd never had been on the pill.
She is still a minor and you decide over her just like before but you do NOT decide over her child. Only she is allowed to decide over her child before and after birth. Being pregnant is not emancipating her.