2008-03-11 16:55:42 +0000
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There isn't one.
If you were married at the time the child was born, you would have to get a paternity test and go to Court. If it is your child, you will be held financially liable whether or not you choose to have a relationship with the child.
If you were not married, the mother (or AFDC if she is on public assistance) will need to petition the Court for a paternity test and if the child is yours, you will be held financially liable whether or not you choose to have a relationship with the child.
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2008-03-11 16:32:23 +0000
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If your name is 'Laurie', wouldn't that imply that you're the mother? How can you NOT be sure the child is yours? Wouldn't it be smarter to determine the parentage before you terminate your rights?
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2008-03-11 16:27:42 +0000
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Its the blood test form.... Works every time....
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2008-03-11 16:28:59 +0000
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Keep in mind that unless you determine paternity, you'll still owe child support; I'd try CYS office
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2008-03-11 16:32:49 +0000
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first you have to get a DNA test. And then, if you were married to the mom go from there. If you weren't married and the DNA is neg. you have no rights to that child.
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2008-03-11 16:34:00 +0000
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What state is this in? There is no form that will "help" you terminate parental rights. It will terminate your rights or not. A paternity test will determine if the child is yours, although in some states, if you waited too long, you can't change child support obligations.
The only thing that will end child support obligations is adoption by someone else, which will also terminate your parental rights.
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2008-03-11 16:32:29 +0000
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have a blood test done first. don't ruin the child's and your life by giving up parental rights and then finding out later that the child really was yours.
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