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OMG that is so my situation. My Husband and I are in the process of a custody/relocation plea to move Robert 14 to AZ, of course his mother is engaged in a full iraq defense, yet Robert really wants this . She has never cared about his needs or wants just child support $ and the ability to use him to battle us. So sad I feel your frustration.

Sorry one more thing. I can say this to anyone in this situation. Document the HE** out of everything she does and doesn't do. I got a legal journal with pages that are numbered and track changes in schedules as well as her falling through and it has made a difference it shows a pattern when you take her to court. Also the fact that you hand wrote it cannot be disputed as to when you made entires vs on a computer in microsoft word or excel.

You have my vote on this Topic.I have a son that would be a great father to his son,but the mother is a very hateful person,and won't even let my son see or keep his son.women like this should have no rights.I want to take her to court,but my son don't won't me too.thats the only reason why I won't.my son pays childsupport and wants to be with his son but the mother is so evil she won't let him see his child.this women did'nt even want a DNA done thats how sick she is.I could write a book about this women and she call herself a christian.like Steve Harvey say she's going to He--.LOL

In some places, after certain requirements have been met to prevent a random man from trying to control another's child, fathers DO have equal rights to their children! I know that in Georgia, if a man has legally acknowledged a child, OR he was married to the mother AFTER she gave birth, he has as much say in the child's life until a court strips him of his rights (or the mother's rights). They both have say in where the child goes to school, where they live, etc.

That is excellent that her father is trying to get custody. All I can tell you is DON'T BACK DOWN! If the child is being neglected in some way, don't be afraid to contact children's services--if she gets removed from the home, she'll most likely go to a direct blood relative. If he has been granted visitation rights (since he was ordered child support, I'm sure there's something about visitation), she really can't deny him visitation, no matter if he pays child support or not! Unless a court has denied him visitation, she can't legally withhold his daughter from him in any state that I'm aware of.