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Depends on the state...Texas has laws on the books that provide protections for a mother who was abandoned during pregnancy, however, they are not used often as they aren't very well known (the real interest is keeping the child off of the welfare roles and keeping the family unit "intact"...I guess they are a little slow to see the "unit" is already shattered when he walks out on you)...especially if the father was gone from the beginning. depending on if he helped at all during the pregnancy...the courts will determine what they consider "viable interest"...In other words, if you didn't get any help for the entire 9 months, he basically will get supervised visits at best and be responsible for child support. I can't speak for other states, but I know this for a fact as I have been through it myself not only that, the woman he left me for was plastering pics of abortion on my door and sending them to my e-mail. Best of luck to you. You can do it on your own. My son will be 2 this summer and he is my reason for being. I get excited every morning at the thought of waking up to see him. Take heart, karma is a far worse vindicator than any court could ever be.

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Q: Is it abandonment if the father left during pregnancy and still hasn't seen the 2 month old child?
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