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My fiance had her ex's parental rights terminatedfour years ago and we need to know if he can appeal it still |
we are in nevadaI want to adopt my fiances two boys . can he still appeal even though it was four years ago.he has not seen them since 99.not appeal the adoption , but that his rights were terminated he never even showed up in court. I need to know if he has a leg to stand on we are in nevada.a judge terminated parental rights of the boys father 4 years ago.we have the paperwork to prove it (he never showed up)he hasnt been in their lives since 99 can he still appeal that decision after so long?we are a happy healthy little familywe are getting married and I plan to adopt them.legally does he have a leg to stand on?my fiances worried he might try something.thank you for all your help Only he can terminate his rights. Unless he terminated his parental rights - legally - he CAN appeal. If a judge terminated the father's parental rights you will need the paper work signed by the judge to prove that the court terminated his rights. I had my daughters biological fathers rights terminated in court by a judge. My understanding is that once that was done he no longer had any legal rights to them at all. I even received new birth certificates for them with his name removed. I don't believe he has any appeal rights either. My new husband adopted them and it was very easy. |
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