Re: Child support and terminated rights- Sharwinston please

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If there is only an alleged biodad, there are no "rights" to
sign over. An alleged biodad is just that: alleged.

An alleged biodad does NOT have to pay any child support until a
court orders him to do so. If the alleged biodad makes any
payments: They are gifts. Nothing more.

On 4/27/10, Christine wrote:
> Shar, what if the dad is alleged biodad? (he did not sign
> birth certificate, is not listed on BC, they are not married)-
> State of PA.
>
> AD is stating he wants to sign over his rights, however he
> will pay child support....
>
> On 3/01/09, sharwinston wrote:
>> If the biomom & biodad got together and drew up a piece of
>> paper in which biodad "signed over his parental rights,"
>> that paper is meaningless. The right to support is the
>> child's rights and bioparents can not sign it away!
>>
>> and, fyi, she didn't "make" him sign anything. He did it
>> voluntarily.
>>
>> Unless a court terminated his parental rights, which
>> apparently did not happen, you bet he's on the hook for
>> child support.
>>
>>
>> On 2/28/09, Marie wrote:
>>> My husband had a child with another woman before we had
>>> even met. That woman made him sign over all his parental
>>> rights. Now she wants child support from him. Can she get
>>> it if she made him sign his rights over?