amandalura_1
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Utah
My husband found out he had a son a little over five years ago, before he and I met, he took the mother to court to get parental rights so he could pay child support. In the end the court ended up taking his parental rights away. Now he and I are married and I am pregnant, I would like my child to know their brother. Is there away for my husband to get his rights back, as well as finding away for my child to have sibling rights?
My issue with what happened is that my husband is not an abusive or neglectful parent. The judge made his reason to be biased on a juvenile record he had long before, as well as the fact that the mother was married. The judge looked down on that. My husband did not know she was married until after she was pregnant. I believe they are both at fault for that. The mother had a past drug problem that was not looked at as well. I am at a loss of what we can do about getting this overturned. He is a wonderful father to my children and we are looking forward to the next child on the way. There has to be something that can be done, a father should have the right to his child if he is not an abusive person and wants to be part of their child's life.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
My husband found out he had a son a little over five years ago, before he and I met, he took the mother to court to get parental rights so he could pay child support. In the end the court ended up taking his parental rights away. Now he and I are married and I am pregnant, I would like my child to know their brother. Is there away for my husband to get his rights back, as well as finding away for my child to have sibling rights?
My issue with what happened is that my husband is not an abusive or neglectful parent. The judge made his reason to be biased on a juvenile record he had long before, as well as the fact that the mother was married. The judge looked down on that. My husband did not know she was married until after she was pregnant. I believe they are both at fault for that. The mother had a past drug problem that was not looked at as well. I am at a loss of what we can do about getting this overturned. He is a wonderful father to my children and we are looking forward to the next child on the way. There has to be something that can be done, a father should have the right to his child if he is not an abusive person and wants to be part of their child's life.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?