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My unborn babies father wants to take sole custody of my baby when shes born does any one know the chances of receiveing sole custody?
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there are a lot of things that are considered, and your best bet is to ask a lawyer. there is leagal aid that you may be able to get so you do not have to pay the attny fees.....
this is a scary thing, I know.
does he have a record or a history of violence? drugs? alcohol? also any record of being involved with childrens services will be considered....
if you have a stable home and have a support system(family) around you, and have everything the baby needs, are taking good care of yourself, do not have a history of violence or any involvement with childrens services (any reports against you) or drugs or alcohol, you should be ok....but that doesnt mean that he will not get joint custody if he also appears to be a good parent....
seriously, get a lawyer.
it sounds ominous but you are talking about a child, and these things can get ugly....
on the flip side....is he just saying it to scare you? make you get back together with him? I guess what Im getting at is if he is the kind of guy that is full of a lot of hot air--all talk, no action...?
either way you will feel better when you get advice from a lawyer
I'm currently researching this, so feel free to email me with any questions. Better yet, a lawyer would be better help for you.
I don't think that you have given enough information for an educated reply to be given.
Obviously there are some issues that are causing him to seek sole custody. I don't agree with the fathers having to lose custody to a woman just because she is the mother. I know that my opinion is not going to be widely accepted, but I think we need to look at both sides of this. Wh
What I want to capture is that you have a concern that you may not get to keep your child. What are the reasons for that? Will he make a better parent than you?
I know that we are all here to support one another, but you need to be completely honest with yourself as to why he is doing this. You will also need to talk to a lawyer about this.
Good luck!