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> > You obtained custody at the moment of conception.
I wish that was the case, but in Ontario Canada we both have equal
custody rights unless we go to court to file for full custody and win.
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> Was he violent and dangerous before the child was conceived? Just
> wondering...
Yes, he was...This was not a planned pregnancy.
> Anyway, I'm sure you can call the Texas Attorney General and he'll
> give you all the information you need...or whatever state you live in,
> they can probably assist you with that. Since you don't want to find
> him or him to find you, make sure you don't file for child support
> either...
I live in ontario Canada, I wanted to know if anyone has had a similar
issue regarding not being able to go to court because of not knowing
the father/mothers whereabouts. I have never filed for support but
there is a support order in place from a court trial pertaining to his
abuse, when we separated he was tried and jailed. When he was jailed
I had to apply for welfare and in Ontario, the welfare office makes
you obtain income from all means available to you and so a support
order was issued to him. I however do not receive it.
whatamess - 30 Mar 2007 16:00 GMT
On Mar 30, 3:22 am, jase...@rogers.com wrote:
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> you obtain income from all means available to you and so a support
> order was issued to him. I however do not receive it.
Wish I could help...There are many links on the internet for this...I
just don't know much about Canada...sorry.