You would have to check the law in your state. Many states will allow this type of adoption. I know that California allows this type of adoption.
the father is there for support. financially, and emotionally.
Only biological or adoptive parents are responsible for supporting their minor children. "New" spouses are not legally obligated to financially support children of their mate's previous relationship(s).
No, only the biological parents pay for their children.
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No, only the biological or legal adoptive parent is financially responsible for the care of their minor child/children.
Whether or not 8 kids is a lot to have is subjective. Families with 8 children would normally be considered large. If you can support 8 kids financially, emotionally, etc., it is not out of the question.
You should have to pay, because you created a child and thus you are responsible for it. Emotionally and financially.
Yes, child support and visitation and/or custodial matters are two completely different legal matters. All parents are legally required to financially support their minor biological or legally adopted children regardless of the circumstances.
It's okay to start a family anytime when you feel ready and have the ability to emotionally and financially support the child.
People may love their parents for many reasons. Unwavering support emotionally and financially would cause love for a persons parents.
As a rule, parents are financially responsible for their biological children only not step children unless those children have been legally adopted by the new spouse. There have been exceptions however. Courts have ruled in favor of the custodial biological parent pertaining to financial support of such children if the marriage was valid for a lengthy time. (The definition of lengthy being left to the court's discretion.) The premise being, the non biological parent voluntarily accepted responsibility for the care of the children in question by entering into the marriage.
No, California community property laws do not apply to child support. The biological parents of a child/children are the only ones who can be held legally responsible for financial support.AnswerYes, it is a requirement to include the income in a request for a modification. see links below.