Re: child custody

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If he has legally established his paternal rights to the
child, he has the right to ask the court for joint legal
and/or physical custody. If he has legally established his
paternal rights and there is a court order to that effect,
then, generally, custody and/or ovisitation is addressed in
the court order when the finding of paternity was made.

If he wants to live in fear of the future or what a court
might order, then he should do nothing and just sit in the
corner and shake. Many fearful people find that helpful.

On 1/11/09, lala wrote:
> I'm the girlfriend of a nineteen year old father. He takes
> care of his baby girl, she is 7 months old. The mother and
> the father had a mutual agreement to take turns taking
> care of the baby girl. the last few months the mother has
> called or text maessaged him early and late at night, to
> come get the baby and it has turned into a one man show.
> He is afraid if he tried to get custody of the baby girl
> the mother would get full rights and get bay even though
> she only wants baby right now when convienent for her.
> What would his rights be?