As long as no court actions have been taken against the mother for abandoning the children she can still show up again and demand to see her children. Only court action take take away her parental rights. If the father (or guardian) went to court after the abandonment to get custody he can refuse to allow the mother to see the kids, but the mother can take him to court to gain access to the children.
It's very important that fathers file for custody. I've seen cases where the mother came back years later, as to take the kids somewhere, and the where is the court house to file for custody based on possession. By the time there's a full hearing, the judge is unwilling to give the children back to the father. see link
how do i give up rights to my children in the state of texas. I do love them, but their mother is not so good to me or them
I'm in a relation ship where my friend sign his right away and the mother has no rights the children is in foster care or rather the foster mother adopt them now she want them to get to know their real father and mother and i want to know is this legal
Children can't move anywhere. The mother is moving them away from the father. 50 mile limit without court approval
If you love your children and recognize your responsibility to them as a parent, you could try petitioning the court for better visitation rather than sign your rights away. Signing away your rights, incidentally, would not preclude you from having to pay child support if so ordered by the court.
You cant give your rights away. You certainly cant give your rights as a mother away unless you have been judged by the courts to be unfit as a mother.
No. That can only be done by a court order.
When a mother who has remarried passes away, the rights of her adult children to her house depend on several factors, including whether the house was solely owned by her, if it was part of a marital property, and the terms of her will or estate plan. If the house was owned solely by the mother and she did not designate it to her new spouse or others in her will, adult children may inherit it. However, if the house was jointly owned or if there are provisions in her will favoring her spouse, the rights of the adult children could be limited. It's essential for them to consult with an estate attorney to understand their specific rights and options.
There is no law that stops the mother from going away with another man and leaving the children with the father. However, these circumstances would make it difficult for the mother to win custody of the children in court.
You have the right to file them divorce papers. You have a right to legally get divorced if they walk away for a certain period of time.
child turned her self in to police, probably to avoid answering where she was; now they are threatening to take away other three children if i dont release my daughter to my mother, who i believe was involved in helping her run away.
In disputes the law will normally side with the mother.
Not as a result of that specific action.