Legal Question in Family Law in Florida
givingt up parential rights
I am tired of all the games, and illegal things happing in my case for years, I am tire of the fight for my children, it is all unfair, and the law is not the law to all, and I will not deal with this any longer, if my children were dead, I could get over this some day, but they are not and I have to face this repeated un justice over and over again, I want to be left alone mand get on with m y life, I know I have the right to sue for all that the state did, but Im can't find a lawyer to sue them., or this county.so I just want to give up. tell me how, I already servered the courts and the fathers, with the motion to remove parental rights. now what, now they served me with support papers. my question is : if I give up my parential rights, can and how can they make me pay child support
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1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: givingt up parential rights
The law does not permit a parent to escape his obligations to his children under any circumstances. No matter how frustrated you are, I urge you to be an active parent in every way you can. They are only children for a short time, but their yours for life.
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