G lee
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- Jurisdiction
- Ohio
My son is 17 and his GF 16. If they want their unborn child put up for adoption not by either grandparents, may parents choose to do this on their own?
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My son is 17 and his GF 16. If they want their unborn child put up for adoption not by either grandparents, may parents choose to do this on their own?
If they want their unborn child put up for adoption not by either grandparents, may parents choose to do this on their own?
I'm not sure I follow this. Specifically, what does "do this on their own" mean?
Are you saying that the mother and the alleged father (who will not have any legal rights or obligations regarding the child until paternity is established after the child is born) do not want either of their parents to adopt the child? And one of the sets of parents wants to override that?
Or are you asking whether the parents can prevent the child from being put up for adoption in the first place?
I think you're talking about the first thing. If so, then I suppose it depends on how the child is put up for adoption. When a newborn is put up for adoption, the mother (or parents) typically can choose the adoptive parents. On the other hand, if the mother/parents simply turn over the child to the custody of the state, then the state gets to decide who gets to adopt.
The best thing to do would be to consult with a local attorney.
My son is 17 and his GF 16. If they want their unborn child put up for adoption not by either grandparents, may parents choose to do this on their own?
Yes the first thing. My son would like to put the baby up for adoption to parents whom he does not know (no family) The GF did at first but is being influenced by her parents now and they want all rights signed/turned over to them. They may not be the most fit parents or best living circumstances for the baby. Any other advice?
My son and his GF are minors and expecting a baby, 17&16. If he desires could he get shared parenting 50/50 and if so does he have to pay child support?
Thank you,
G. Lee
If he desires could he get shared parenting 50/50 and if so does he have to pay child support?