huntergirl72482
Junior Member
ok this is going no where fast i need to hire a lawyer get the case back in front of the judge speak my side and go from there thanks for trying to help but none of you are lawyers i need a lawyer not an advice group
huntergirl72482 said:ok this is going no where fast i need to hire a lawyer get the case back in front of the judge speak my side and go from there thanks for trying to help but none of you are lawyers i need a lawyer not an advice group
You've been given accurate legal advice. Yes, you can hire an attorney, and you could file for a modification of custody. It may or may not be granted - you'd have to prove it's in the child's best interests to leave her father behind.huntergirl72482 said:well you dont act to professional bout it
OMGhuntergirl72482 said:no genius that is where you are WRONG i was with someone else at the time i got pregnant and dont think he is the father that is why i agreed to joint custody only after paternity and if he was the father
What you are failing to understand is that once paternity is legally established, it doesn't matter if he's the biodad or not. He's willing to support the child. He was willing to stand up in court and swear the child is his. He's the child's FATHER for all intents and purposes, regardless of how many men you were sleeping with at the same time.huntergirl72482 said:no genius that is where you are WRONG i was with someone else at the time i got pregnant and dont think he is the father that is why i agreed to joint custody only after paternity and if he was the father
So, not only were you married to one man, but you were screwing around with not one, but TWO OTHER guys?? Does the dad know there's at least a 50/50 chance he's NOT the father?huntergirl72482 said:no genius that is where you are WRONG i was with someone else at the time i got pregnant and dont think he is the father that is why i agreed to joint custody only after paternity and if he was the father