How do I find out what an unwed mother's rights are?
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What rights does she want?  She has the right to deny anyone access to the baby without a court order. It is the right of the father to file for paternity and to get court ordered visitation.  She has the right to file for Child Support.
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Type the following into ISP search bar.\nUSA Department of Corrections > page openes at all USA prison AD's, click on Utah and go.\nShe does not lose parental rights in most situations unless it was a felony charge.
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Check with "Legal Aid" in your town.  Not always free, but could be nominal fee.  If mom is receiving state aid, she can get paternity tests free in most states.
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Go to the british Embassy or go to the Citizens Advice they will tell you your legal rights.Good luck
1002421
First call your county clerks office and ask about your states laws on legitimation rights. When my 17 yr old son was born, I was a single mom. His dad and I had split when I found out I was pregnant and he moved away. So I gave my baby my last name instead of his. When my son was 4 mos old he came back home and upon finding out he was a father wanted to reconcile our relationship. When our baby was 8 mos old we were married. We went to our County clerks office and obtained a legitamation form. It's a simple form that both parents fill out (you do not have to be married), sign it (both parent's) before a notary public, and send it in to have your child's last name changed to the father's. There is a small fee, in 1990 it was $20. When the process is completed all records of your child being born with your last name are sealed, and a new Birth Cert is issued to you. It is a good thing to do because unfortunately my husband was killed 6 mos later in a car accident, having this process completed helped me to recieve his Soc Sec benefits. Without this I would have had no way of proving his paternity without paying $10,000(+ or -) in legal fees to have my husband exhumed and dna tests ran. I'll see if I can find out any more info for your states paternity laws and get back with ya. Let me know how it turns out. GOOD LUCK!!
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That's easy enough to figure out.\n\nGo to court and request a paternity ruling alongside a judgment for custody and child support.
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Contact your local county health dept. Its usually free and you can do it without giving your name or other information. Preg test are done for free too. You can also go to your local planned parenthood to receive either of these tests too.
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If you have your mothers maiden name then you can go to www.intelius.com. It is a service that provide information on individuals for a fee. Their fees depend on how much detail you desire.
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That depends on the laws in your state. MOre states are passing laws that make it easier to terminate right of fathers(and mothers) who dont pay child support or dont see their kids. You need to contact a lawyer or legal services in your state. Most have a free initial consult. They can tell you what your options are. Goodluck!
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This link should help you with a basic understanding, but you will want to speak with an attorney or a Family Court officer to begin the process.
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As a social worker you are not the priority and even if it is a private agency you are not a customer, at least as far as agency policy goes.  The mother may have changed her mind and or her rights are not completely severed until 30 days after the child is born she can change her mind.  As far as getting your money back i don't think there is a way sorry
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you should be able to they are a part of public records you might have to pay a fee just go to vital records department of where you think she got married...
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If you have a valid driver's license you might be able to go to your local social security administration and explain your problem and ask them if they are able to tell you the city you were born in, as that info is likely on your NUMIDENT (the record of your number). They might not be allowed to give that to you, but if you have proper ID and know your mother's maiden name, etc. they just might be able to help you!\n\nOnce you get the city, you could look up the county.
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In the phonebook - scroll to the 'R's and look for the Rights. Of course, if Mrs Right answers the phone then there could be complications. \n\nAlso if you can't find anyone to do right, are you in some sort of left handed people club?
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If you can demonstrate that the facts are as you say, the court will rule that she has no right to your property.  There is palimony in CAlifornia (various rights gained through a marriage like relationship) but if you can show that you made it clear there was no marriage-like agreement, than she has no such claims.  Even with such claims, she probably would have no right to the house.\n\nHowever, believing facts to be a certain way, and being able to prove to a court faced with different facts are two different things.\n\nHow long can she keep you away? At least until the hearing, and probably a bit longer, even if you can prove your versions of the facts.\n\nBut look -- you  have a lawyer.  Get your advice from him or her, not from random Yahoo posters.  If you don't have a lawyer, then you have no chance.\n\nNow -- you will have to pay child support.  And it is unlikely you will get custody of the child, to raise an issue youhaven't asked about.
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to go (state name here) child support in a search engine and ur state should have a attorney general site where u can see the status of ur case.  im in texas so i know we do i dont know what state ur in.
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There are a bunch of organization that can help you.\ntry the links at Fathers' rights links on:\n\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Father%27s_rights#United_States_of_America