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07-22-2008, 05:53 AM
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Biological Father Signing Over Parental Rights
I have a son whose biological father is not in contact or does not have relationship with him. Matter of fact my son is 7 and he has only seen him once. Sad to say but he has no interest in my son at all. I am married to a great man and my husband wants full custody. My husband has talked to the BF and he said that he will sign over his parental rights. Do we still need a family lawyer for this or do we go through family court? What is the best way to handle this situation? We live in Texas and we want this to happen as soon as possible. Thanks.
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