I wasn't implying that YOUR rights would or even COULD be terminated. I was explaining that there is virtually no chance that you will get the legal father's rights terminated by disestablishing paternity.kimkar said:I really don't think a judge would order a TPR, my dd has being living with me since legal father left a year ago, and I had let him see her once when he came here for a weekend, believe me I have tried to come to terms with all of this, but it is very hard for me, when he was here I told him I was going to let her go with him for summer, he sended the papers for me to singed, but I just couldn't do it, and now he has served me again, thank you for your resposes, I know, you don't understand what I am going through right now,and you don't understand my reasons for doing what I am trying to do, but thanks anyway.
Whether I understand your reasoning or not is beside the point. YOUR reasons and MY feelings about those reasons does not change the LAW. According to the LAW the man that signed the AOP is the LEGAL father and you have no cause for a court to overturn that fact.
I think I have VERY GOOD reasons to go out and run over my ex husband 4 or 5 times with a steamroller. There are MANY, MANY other people that understand my reasoning and agree with me on the matter. But, it is still ILLEGAL and none of my "reasons", no matter how GOOD, change that FACT. If I actually run over him with a steamroller, I would be breaking the law and I would have no LEGAL defense for doing so.