What rights do i have 2 my 2 year old daughter that i have provided for since day 1 40 pounds aweek i give her
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You have the right to access providing there are no extenuating circumstances, such as you have abused her in some way. You also have a right to know about her development, especially when she starts school.
providing money for your daughter is not enough you should make sure that she is happy and loved. And above all she should not be aware of any difficulties you and her mother have.
WHAT?? you give your 2 year old £40 a week? are you real?
That really didn't make any sense.
Erm.. I don't understand!
hate to admit it but i actually understood what that question meant! are you on her birth certificate? have you had dna tests done? unless you can prove you are her father you have no rights at all!
so what price on love...i assume this means that u dont live with her...enjoy it while u can..yr her dad babys love uncondititional
you need to get an attorney and see what your right are, were you and her mother married? You need to take legal action so you will be able to see and care for your daughter the way you want . Good luck!!
I don't know how much money that is in the US, but as a single mother who gets no help, I would give you your rights. My ex doesn't give me anything and I never hold my son back from. What a good father you are. Legally you have rights, contact a lawyer.
He means he pays forty pounds a week for her upkeep.
I suggest you got to the Fathers for justice web site and visit the citizens advice bureau.
you have parental responsibility for your daughter the law changed recently which gives fathers as much rights as the mothers
i take it you mean you have given the mother £40 a week and not your 2 year old, and that the two of you are not together. if you have not got something formally written down with regards to accses and resposibility already you need to get it sorted soon. It will be better for your own peace of mind and the relationship between the tree of you. As you will all know where you stand.
I think one of the best things you could do at this moment in time is to get yourself a family lawyer and talk about your rights to see your daughter with them. So long as there is no court order and things have been running smoothly between parents then I don't see why access should not be granted. I can see that you are a responsible parent who takes care of their of their child and looks after their financial responsibilities in a timely manner but not known all of the specific details once again I advise you to contact a lawyer as to your individual rights in this matter.
First of all, it's not all about money, although you are providing which is very good, you need to get parental responsibilities,this gives you the right to have input in the child's up bringing ,IE, what school she attends, it can stop the mother changing her name without your permission etc etc.. of course the more you push
for the more you will get, the mother cannot stop you from seeing the child, she would have to prove you unfit to stop you having any access,you can have access even if you were bad, but they would be supervised, you need to go to a solicitor and ask him to get a contact order, so that you have a set time with this child, money won't replace you, you need to let her know who you are, she needs you in her life, don't sit back get your contact before she gets too old, you will miss sooo much... Good luck!
Is there an amicable agreement with you and the mother ?What sort of rights are you wanting? weekend visits, holidays away? a say in the up bringing? all these rights are yours but if the mother is being difficult then you'll have to fight for them. I must admit that I made things really difficult for my ex-husband but I had good reason to, he was an alcoholic and very violent. So if she hasn't got anything on you then check it out.
If you have done nothing wrong and you have a blood test then go to court and fight for your rights
not much if you never married the mother it's the marrage that gives you rights, and by the way the money you pay is for your daughter not her mother, so be proud your not letting you child go without, do you have access to your daughter you havnt made this clear...what ever happens dont give up on your child...
The £40 a week you pay the infants mother does not buy you any rights, the law doesn't work that way. However, it's nice to hear that you do contribute towards her living expenses, so many absent parents don't. It will greatly depend on wether or not you were married to the mother. It is the marriage that allows you rights during your separation and divorce. If you were never married then you need to seek legal advise which is costly, so before you take that road i would advise that you seek independent advise from a mediation group first, which will cost very little. Good luck my love.
Do you mmean that you give 40 pounds a week to the mother. The money you hand over means nothing unless your name is on the birth certificate. If it genuinly is your daughter and you have split with the mother then you will have to apply for access through the courts.
Only £40? Do you not know that it costs money to bring up a child?
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