my daughters biological father has NEVER paid child support. My daughter is 11 yrs old.. He has not contacted in more than 7 yrs and showed up on my door step 4 days ago insisting he get to be apart of her life. There was at one time an open case for child support but after so many yrs of child support enforcement not being able to find him I gave up on keeping the case open.. I have through out the years tried to find him myself with no luck.. He found me on face book about 1 month ago.. If his parental rights can be terminated on abandonment, will it still be possible to get child support? Also, I did get state aid in El Paso county CO for several yrs after my daughter was born, does HE have to pay that back to the state?
You won't be able to terminate his rights unless you have a spouse who is willing to adopt the child. You may be able to pursue back child support for the past 11 years as well as ongoing child support. It would be a good idea to work with an experienced attorney because if you don't file correctly you could lose the ability to obtain back support.
You won't be able to terminate his rights unless you have a spouse who is willing to adopt the child. You may be able to pursue back child support for the past 11 years as well as ongoing child support. It would be a good idea to work with an experienced attorney because if you don't file correctly you could lose the ability to obtain back support.
You won't be able to terminate his rights unless you have a spouse who is willing to adopt the child. You may be able to pursue back child support for the past 11 years as well as ongoing child support. It would be a good idea to work with an experienced attorney because if you don't file correctly you could lose the ability to obtain back support.
You won't be able to terminate his rights unless you have a spouse who is willing to adopt the child. You may be able to pursue back child support for the past 11 years as well as ongoing child support. It would be a good idea to work with an experienced attorney because if you don't file correctly you could lose the ability to obtain back support.
