songline
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I always find it interesting when an alleged bio dad says that he would have seen his kid but the mother wouldn't let him. Then with a little probing you find out that paternity was never established. A paternity test can be requested by a prospective father. But if that test is positive they will usually be required to pay child support. That is why it is usually the mothers who end up requesting the test. If the mother doesn't request the test then the father doesn't, usually because they don't want to pay the support.
So the idea that it might have been because of the mother really doesn't apply here. He had the right to become her legal father and didn't take the steps to obtain it. Period. If he had established paternity and the mother still wouldn't let him see her, then he would have had a right to complain. But he didn't do that did he?
He may have changed at some point. But he had had 11 years to request the test and didn't. So 11 years go by and no test, but she becomes a hot media story and suddenly it is imperative that the test gets done immediately! No time to take care of the legal issues of declaring that she actually had daughters of her own that didn't legally exist. No time to get counseling to deal with the issues of her captivity. No time to get used to being an adult in a very different world than she was used to living in. No time to deal with the legal issues and preparation for prosecuting the G's. No time to think about supporting herself and her children, where they will live and all those other pesky details.
NO it is imperative that she meets that long lost father, you know the one who didn't bother with becoming her father.
And let's not give her any choice in the matter. She is over 18 now and should have the legal right to make her own choices. But when she was with the G's, she didn't have a choice so she should be used to someone else making her choices for her. Why not the alleged bio dad? So no chance to catch her breath or make any choices on her own. (Sarcasm intended)
And some call this kindness????
I don't know if alleged bio dad has the legal right to even take this to court. Maybe he does. But if he does, it is supposed to be in the best interest of the child. Namely the 29 year old child named Jaycee. The court could order the paternity test. But as an adult it still won't order visitation for her. And it could and should order back child support for Jaycee. That should help to establish an income for Jaycee and her children and help her to get a new start in life.
mysteriew :blowkiss::blowkiss::blowkiss:
I love a mind that is attached to a heart. :beats:
I Made bold a few (many) really important points.
Out of JC's Bio dad's mouth: ...Jaycee's mom got in touch with him to tell him she was pregnant,
then he never heard from her again...
He never said he tried to call her, or look for her. He never said she would not let him see her.
You are right 11 years go by and nothing. SO NOW WHAT???? JC touched the hearts of strangers.
He just wants a front row seat for his view of what the entire world wants to know? he is curious.
I call that a voyeur of the worst kind. He is about me,me, me. :crazy:
Actually it is sad to see how many stick up for him...after seeing his gestures.
It may be a sign of how many people really want or wish that they were Daddy's little girl.
And they find crumbs to be gestures. How sad.
A crumb is a crumb. And a pure gesture is a good dded done discreetly.
It just is and it need no interpretation.
MY Dear God - I am so grateful for all that I have always had. Thank you. :beats:
RIP my beautiful Dad - You were pure, and I was blessed. :beats: