justalayman
Senior Member
why would they file such motions if they did not object to the adoption? The fact they were filed in itself shows there was an objection to the adoption as they would otherwise be moot.The custody and visitation motions were only filed to avoid child support payments. We filed for child support afterwards and he never contested.
so, have you considered offering to drop the child support arrears in exchange for him dropping his action?
Here you want to argue technicalities such as his failure to respond to the filing of the action within the stated period. You can argue technicalities all day long if you want to. You then go on to say the money is not important to you. So, do you want to go to court and fight the issue on technicalities and maybe win, maybe lose, or do you want to be at home with your daughter. Sometimes the real world has a solution the courts are not going to and cannot give you.