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You should consult a family law attorney for this question and establish visitation rights. If the father is willing to be in the baby's life and provide for the child please let him do that, but please make sure you have everything done legally. Most states have a statute called "statutory rape", which among other things indicates how old a person can be to legally have intercourse. The age tends to be around 16 to 18 in most states. Any individuals found to have had intercourse under that age are referred to as "rape victims", regardless if both participants were under age, as they are thought incapable of fully understanding the ramifications of their actions. That being said, if a child did result from underage intercourse, the deciding factor in custody would likely rest with social services. In most cases, social services will let the parents of the now pregnant female have a say in the custodial issue. It's a very complex problem, because not only does social services need to decide if it is best for the child to remain with the young mother (in most cases they are unlikely to take a child away so long as it is in a safe and secure environment and there are responsible adults present), but also who is ultimately responsible for the child as the parents aren't adults themselves. Statistically, the parents of the underage mother would become guardians of the child until she comes of age. That doesn't mean that the underage mother can't apply for emancipation, which is the act of a child severing their legal links with their parents, but it is highly unlikely it would be granted at this age except in exceptional circumstances and then it would be more likely for social services to remove both the young mother and baby from the home if necessary. If the father of this baby were to want a relationship, his parents would likely be the ones who would need to take the legal steps: first proving paternity and then applying for some sort of state sanctioned visitation. Now, understand the legal system is not meant to work for parents quite this young as things like child support and health insurance would also come into play, and make a complex situation even more complicated. In conclusion, the answer is yes. The mother of the thirteen year old could take both the baby and the girl and move away and wouldn't have to let the father see either of them unless the state said differently. It would be advisible for the thirteen year old father to discuss the situation with his parents, as they would be his baby's grandparents after all.

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