Re: Mother's Rights

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If the boyfriend never legally established his paternal
rights to the children under the laws of his state (i.e.
signed the birth certificates), he has NO rights whatsoever
until a court says he's biodad & grants him rights.

If biodad never legally stablished his paternal rights, his
parents certainly have no rights, because their rights, and
I assert they have none, are derivative of his. Simply put,
if he's not daddy, they can't be the grandparents.

Tell your sister to stop listening to their trash talk &
their ridiculuous threats; it's all flush material. She is
under no legal obligation whatsoever to ever talk to such
people. Ever!

On 4/25/08, Tina wrote:
> I have a sister whom is 19 yrs old, She has twins that
> will be 2 in July, and a is pregnant again to give birth
> July of this year. Her and her boyfriend of 5 years are
> splitting up, but he and his parents are threatening my
> sister telling her if she leaves, he and his parents will
> take her to court and take custody away. She is very
> upset regarding this, she is a good mother. What are her
> rights concerning leaving this horrible person. Her
> boyfriend constantly has been having affairs, does drugs
> and is just a loser.