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illladysuave36

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What is the name of your state? New York

Hello everyone, I have a question. This pertains to my daughter who lives in Colorado. The father has full custody. The girlfriend legally adopted my daughter. Can she file for child support and collect it from me?
 


How was she able to adopt your child? Did you give up your rights so that she would be able to? Is the father of the child still in the picture?

There is more to the story & we can't guess as to what it is - we need more information.
 
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illladysuave36

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I gave the father full custody years ago. I did not protest against the adoption.
 

nextwife

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Once she became the legal mom, you ceased to be. She cannot now file CS- she IS the mother. If you owe a CS arrearage to the father, that will not go away.
 
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illladysuave36

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I do not owe anyone anything. Thank you for your help.
 

shootingstar75

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you lost your daughter

New York...you lost your daughter because horrible people like yourself are not good influences on young children or any person you come in contact with for that matter....the events that you set in to action in the recent past will earmark all future tradigy that occurs to you....I have never regreted anything I did in the past or present...I hope you never regret anything you do either.....
 

LdiJ

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shootingstar75 said:
New York...you lost your daughter because horrible people like yourself are not good influences on young children or any person you come in contact with for that matter....the events that you set in to action in the recent past will earmark all future tradigy that occurs to you....I have never regreted anything I did in the past or present...I hope you never regret anything you do either.....

That was completely uncalled for. She asked a simple question without giving any of the details of her situation. You made assumptions without knowledge and were extremely rude to boot.
 

bononos

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LdiJ said:
That was completely uncalled for. She asked a simple question without giving any of the details of her situation. You made assumptions without knowledge and were extremely rude to boot.
Consider the first part of her name - ill lady, maybe that is why it was done.
Might be a very bad assumption.
 

nextwife

Senior Member
shootingstar75 said:
New York...you lost your daughter because horrible people like yourself are not good influences on young children or any person you come in contact with for that matter....the events that you set in to action in the recent past will earmark all future tradigy that occurs to you....I have never regreted anything I did in the past or present...I hope you never regret anything you do either.....

Many bioparents all over the world allow their children to be adopted, for many personal reasons. But it is usually a GIVING act. They are looking out for the long term best interest of their child and not necessarilly at just what their own personal feelings are. There are many children being raised by bioparents whose situation is NOT in the best interest of the child. Some of those kids might be better off with adoptive parents. I have friends whose children adopted from foster care or orphanages had HORRIBLE lives with their bioparents.

Bio isn't always better.

Just procreating does not assure one is capable, at least during that time in their life, of being the emotionally mature, financially secure, supportive, involved, caring parents that child deserves. My own choice to defer parenting until I was well-ready, and prepaired to "parent" allowed my child the benfit of having two loving, happy parents who can offer her a nice life. If I'd been 16 or 18 or even 23, at that point in my life, she would not have been able to get that from me, and might well have been better off with parents more like we are now.

Allowing an adoption is a loving act. You have no business dissing a bioparent who may be thinking of hwat is best for their child. Being adopted is NOT a bad thing. My child is very loved, happy and secure.
 
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genivieve

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shootingstar75 said:
I have never regreted anything I did in the past or present...I hope you never regret anything you do either.....


Im so glad there are perfect people in the world like yourself.......
 

shootingstar75

Junior Member
please......

I know this chick her name is kathleen.....she is no more ill than anyother healthy person.....she had a kid yrs ago when she was like 17 she is gonan be 31 and now she thinks she can just take the kid away....or see if she could be sued for no taking care of her kid.....and too boot she tried to pull some dirty stuff on me.....she can fall off the face of the world for all i care....
 

VeronicaGia

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shootingstar75 said:
I know this chick her name is kathleen.....she is no more ill than anyother healthy person.....she had a kid yrs ago when she was like 17 she is gonan be 31 and now she thinks she can just take the kid away....or see if she could be sued for no taking care of her kid.....and too boot she tried to pull some dirty stuff on me.....she can fall off the face of the world for all i care....

And in the big, open world of the web, you are absolutely positive this is the very same person you know personally? Gee, how'd you figure that? You don't think there are two people in the United States who could have similar circumstances?
 
Amen!! Nextwife

The lives of many, many children would have been much better had their bio parents been unselfish enough or honest w/themselves and given their babies up for adoption at birth. Giving birth to a child doesn't mean you are prepared to or capable of raising a child. At least at certain times in someone's life. I wish more young women would consider this option in this country. It could be the most loving, unselfish act you ever make for the child. Even if you think your reasons are selfish, you are acting unselfish for the good of the child. Many women who keep their babies do so with the best of intentions. Unfortunately, it takes more that good intentions to raise a child

I've read so many sad posts on this forum where it is so obvious that adoption would have been the best choice for the child concerned.

We have public service announcements about saying No to Drugs, promoting abstinence, etc. I think adoption needs a little promotion. JMO.
 

shootingstar75

Junior Member
i know it is her

first off i know it is her cuz the situation is exsactly the same...second the name she used was one that i know she used and still uses today as an email....she is a terrible person...a wolf in sheeps clothing and it seems that torment just follows her around....i know it is easy to feel sorry for her...but believe me if you knew her I MEAN REALLY knew her like i did then you would feel the same....
 
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