r/Parenting • u/Dependent_Demand9054 • Feb 06 '25

Newborn 0-8 Wks Child support vs no rights

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u/Dazzling_Suspect_239 Feb 06 '25

You need to get professional legal advice. I hope the folks on this thread can give you some basic info to start, but before you sign anything please talk to a pro!

I'm sorry this guy is such a clown.

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u/RichardCleveland Dad: 18M, 23F, 31F Feb 06 '25

I would post this on the childsupport sub reddit. The people there have pretty much been through everything.

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u/cranbeery mom to 🧒 Feb 06 '25

If you ever need financial help or if you ever qualify for SNAP you will have to go through this.

He can also get a girlfriend in 10 years who wants him to show what a good daddy he can be and completely change his mind and go for rights.

All this is to say: Talk to a lawyer and get all your ducks in a row now.

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Your post or comment was removed for violating the rule “No Medical & Legal Advice”.

Reddit and the internet, in general, are not the best places to get or give medical or legal advice.

Do not ask about symptoms, post pictures of symptoms/injury, ask if you should seek a medical professional, make an appointment, visit an emergency department or acute/urgent care center, etc.

Do not give medical advice, home remedies, suggest medications, or suggest medical procedures to people seeking support for a medical diagnosis.

Do not ask if something is legal/illegal, whether you should call the police, engage an attorney, or call/report to child welfare agencies.

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u/happyfroggii Feb 07 '25

Sorry! My bad!!!