Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia
My son is 3 months old. His father will not voluntarily terminate his parental rights. I have not put him on child support nor has he offered anything thus far. The sole reason of our unwed seperation was contributed to drug use. He claims he is clean now, but I have reason he is not. He is currently dating an ex-herion addict, and this is nothing I want my son around. I'm fearful that if I pursue this in court, things will back fire against and he will be granted visitation. I read online that if a parent has lost contact/communication or support with the child for a length of time, his rights could be revoked? Usually how long of lost contact is needed? What options do I have?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Were you ever married? We you ever divorced, if married?
If never married or never divorced, call me at (770) 985-6773 and I will talk to you about your options
God Bless and good luck
The above is for information purposes only and not meant to be legal advice you must consult with and/or hire your own attorney for legal advice/representation in these matters
Fathers cannot terminate parental rights. There's no such thing.
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