Termination of Rights

WE UNDERSTAND ALL LAWS SURROUNDING PARENTAL RIGHTS

In limited circumstance, it is possible for the parental rights of a parent to be involuntarily terminated. It is extremely important to make sure you speak with an attorney first to ensure your case meets the qualifications and if any of the required factors are present.

If you need to discuss your case with us, give us a call today to schedule a consultation. We are experienced in the termination of parental rights and can counsel you on the best choices.

VOLUNTARILY TERMINATING YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS

A parent can voluntarily terminate their parental rights to their children. The most common reason for this scenario is to allow a stepparent to step in and adopt a child. A parent is not, usually, able to just terminate and sign over their parental rights without good cause.

Both parents must agree to the termination of one or both of the parent’s rights, and the court does not have to allow the termination to take place.

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FIGHTING A PATERNITY CASE?

Need help in fighting a paternity case or want to establish paternity? We provide custom solutions and legal strategies to our clients. We specialize in helping you to file the correct paperwork. We can help you with your parent-child relationship. We can set up DNA testing, discuss custody and child support options. Know more about our paternity legal services.

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