Voluntarily relinquishing of parental rights and adoption

[mcboo]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?

 

[quincy]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?

You can add your question and your state name by using the reply to thread feature.

Thanks.

 

[mcboo]

I thought i posted my question?

My daughter's father wants to voluntarily terminate parental rights and my fiancé is willing to adopt her. I will be married in June 2017. Im in Wyoming im the biological mother of the child and i dont know where to start or how to start. Any advice is much appreciated.

 

[TheGeekess]

My daughter's father wants to voluntarily terminate parental rights and my fiancé is willing to adopt her. I will be married in June 2017. Im in Wyoming im the biological mother of the child and i dont know where to start or how to start. Any advice is much appreciated.

Get married and stay married for a couple of years. Then, contact an attorney who specializes in step-parent adoptions. Allow the attorney to handle all the paperwork and questions you may have at that time.

Until then, you can do squat.

 

[mcboo]

Get married and stay married for a couple of years. Then, contact an attorney who specializes in step-parent adoptions. Allow the attorney to handle all the paperwork and questions you may have at that time.

Until then, you can do squat.

The father wants it done yesterday. He keeps badgering me about why i haven't gotten it done yet. Now what?

 

[Ohiogal]

The father wants it done yesterday. He keeps badgering me about why i haven't gotten it done yet. Now what?

YOU CANNOT DO IT. End of story. There is a little thing called the law.

 

[Ohiogal]

Actually you can take that back. Allow your fiancé to adopt your child as a single parent. Then you can also have your rights terminated. When that happens neither you or your ex will be the child's parent but hey you can please your ex like you are so wanting to do. GO FOR IT! Terminate your rights and his and let your fiancé adopt ...

 

[LdiJ]

The father wants it done yesterday. He keeps badgering me about why i haven't gotten it done yet. Now what?

Well, it cannot be done. Its not possible. You have to be married and stay married for at least a year or two before your fiancé would be permitted to adopt your child. Therefore you are going to have to tell him that.

 

[not2cleverRed]

The father wants it done yesterday. He keeps badgering me about why i haven't gotten it done yet. Now what?

I take that this Father of the Year candidate is badgering you because he wants to be off the hook for supporting the child he helped create.

He probably wants all arrears forgiven as well.

Would this be anywhere near close to the correct assumption? Since other than $, it's pretty easy to ignore the kid.

Actually you can take that back. Allow your fiancé to adopt your child as a single parent. Then you can also have your rights terminated. When that happens neither you or your ex will be the child's parent but hey you can please your ex like you are so wanting to do. GO FOR IT! Terminate your rights and his and let your fiancé adopt ...

Psst: it's the Dad pressuring Mom to get someone else to adopt the kid.

 

[Ohiogal]

I take that this Father of the Year candidate is badgering you because he wants to be off the hook for supporting the child he helped create.

He probably wants all arrears forgiven as well.

Would this be anywhere near close to the correct assumption? Since other than $, it's pretty easy to ignore the kid.



Psst: it's the Dad pressuring Mom to get someone else to adopt the kid.

I know that.

 

[CTU]

The father wants it done yesterday. He keeps badgering me about why i haven't gotten it done yet. Now what?

Seriously? Ignore him.

Or, better yet, send him here to ask how he can rush his own TPR because darn it yesterday is too late ...

... we'll be very glad to straight... I mean "help" him.

 

[mcboo]

Actually you can take that back. Allow your fiancé to adopt your child as a single parent. Then you can also have your rights terminated. When that happens neither you or your ex will be the child's parent but hey you can please your ex like you are so wanting to do. GO FOR IT! Terminate your rights and his and let your fiancé adopt ...

You dear sir are a dick. I got on here to ask a question or to not to be bashed.

 

[mcboo]

I take that this Father of the Year candidate is badgering you because he wants to be off the hook for supporting the child he helped create.

He probably wants all arrears forgiven as well.

Would this be anywhere near close to the correct assumption? Since other than $, it's pretty easy to ignore the kid.



Psst: it's the Dad pressuring Mom to get someone else to adopt the kid.

Nailed it right on the head.

 

[CTU]

You dear sir are a dick. I got on here to ask a question or to not to be bashed.

Such rudeness.

You ... disappoint me. You also made a very foolish assumption. Silly mcboo.

 

[Gail in Georgia]

"You dear sir are a dick. I got on here to ask a question or to not to be bashed. "

Uh; I don't believe OhioGAL has that particular body part. In addition, since she is an attorney, she gave you legally correct information.

Gail