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Subject: Re: Rights to my child

Author:
Sue V. Montpellier

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Date Posted: 04:00:33 06/08/06 Thu
In reply to: APW 's message, "Rights to my child" on 09:33:15 06/07/06 Wed

Hello,

In Simmerville a parent has the same rights to a child, and the child has the same rights to a parent, no matter if they live in the same household or not. This requires that the relation is officially registered. A single mother will need to rgister the father, and the father would need to accept, so it is not possible to fool anyone unless the falsly reported father is supporting the lie. A child with no registered father will be cut off becoming the father's heir, so the mother will always register the child's father, if she knows.

You said you know about your child thanks to the public registration, so I don't understand how the mother will be able to get away with a false statement?

Sue V. Montpellier
Law Advisor, Simmerville

>I've found myself in bit of a pickle. I have two
>daughters-both adults-a wife, who's an elder-and i'm
>an elder as well. however due to my 'interactions'
>with another woman i also have an infant daughter. her
>mother has refused to speaked to me since the birth-in
>fact the only reason i know she had a little girl is
>because of the hood registry. she has a husband and
>three other children in addition to our daughter. what
>rights do i have to my child? i'm not sure how
>involved i would like to be in our daughter's life,
>but i would like to at least see my child. can she sue
>me later for support? ive heard she will try to pass
>the child off as her husband's. what rights do i have
>to my child?

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Re: Rights to my child	APW	06:35:47 06/08/06 Thu