SHAME ON YOU , ****** Additional Response: Reposting my legally correct answer, which someone erased for no valid reason. If you're in the US... At this point you have no rights. Once the baby is born, you have the right to petition the court to establish paternity (unless you and Mom agree to voluntarily establish it) and to petition for custody/visitation. Of course, you also have the responsibility of paying child support. To be clear--your rights extend *only* to the child, not to the child's mother. So, for example, if her parents forbid you from seeing her, they have the legal right to do that. And they can get a restraining order against you (so if you contact her against their wishes you'll go to jail). My advice--don't p*ss her parents off.
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Not sure what rights you are referring to here. You have no rights to the baby or to tell her what to do regarding whether she would keep it or not. That is only her choice, not even his.
You would have to adopt the baby, and the girl would lose all rights to the child. I suggest not doing this
No.
The age of consent is 16 so everything is fine as long as she got pregnant (you had sex) when she was 16. If the 19yo is in any position of authority the age of consent is 18.
No you can actually be arrested for satratory rape. It is illegal for anybody over the age of 18 to be sexually intimate with a minor.
No, If she is under 18.
Most hamsters are pregnant for 16-18 days.
The age of consent in Missouri is 17 for a female. So there is a chance for prosecution for statutory rape. However most startes are 18.
16 and Pregnant - 2009 Megan 2-18 was released on: USA: 15 December 2010
Whatever his folks say his rights are. If he hasn't been emancipated, he has no rights to the child. That's why you don't pick an underage father for your child.
If you live in the US, he has no rights at this point. The first thing he needs to do is check the local laws to determine if he has broken any (ie statutory rape). Then after the child is born he has the right to go to court (if it's necessary) to establish paternity and obtain visitation. Note that his rights extend only to the child, not the child's parent. So, he has no right to see girlfriend if her parents don't allow it (despite the fact that she is pregnant, she's still a minor and therefore subject to the control and supervision of her parents). So if he wishes to continue to see her, I suggest he be real nice to her parents.