It depends on if she conceived the child before or after she paired up with the boyfriend and if the boyfriend was aware of the girl being pregnant at the time.
No! never!
it depends. if he is very supportive of you and the baby, then why leave.
No. The issue of the children's mother being on maternity leave has no bearing on child support obligations. The money is for the children's care not for the ex-spouse.
She's afraidHe may leave herShe's not sure who the father is.She's not going to keep the child and afraid of his reaction.
yes
How old are you first of all? Are you a teen. And of course you leave. And don't forget, their is a such thing as child support if the boyfriend works. If he isn't supportive then it would be a waste of your time to stay with him. You have to move on. He'll feel sorry in the long run.
Yes.
ha depends on the guy your dating. mine wouldnt.
You can tell if she is really destined to leave him if she moves on by opting for another boyfriend.
I think that you should be able to leave your parents home because it seems to me that your old enough to have sexual entercouses with the opposite sex. You and your boyfriend should be able to move out on your own and take good care to the child.
I know that you are in fear yourself because you are pregnant, but dishonesty has no room in a healthy relationship. You are going to have to risk the fact that when you tell your boyfriend you made a mistake and cheated and you don't know if it's his baby or not. You have no right to keep this information from him. He may not be ready to get married and he'll be raising another man's baby. By law, the father of the child should be paying Child Aid to you. Honesty is always the best policy. One lie only leads to another and if you lie to your present boyfriend he will find out the truth and any hope of you having a good relationship together may be destroyed.
Tell him you got her pregnant.