Do I have a right to be upset?
My ex/ son's father, moved to Mexico. He's moved place to place from where I live, Tijuana, now he's in Morelia Mexico. He says that he "doesn't make enough to pay child support" and says he wants to go to France with his " Former Navy Partner" which was a total lie because it turns out he's seeing someone from France. He claims he cares about our baby but yet doesn't ask about him, doesn't comment on the photos I send of him or anything he does. I want to go to court and claim abandonment and full custody but I don't know how because he's not in the US.
Answers
Patricia
if he's not in the USA you HAVE full custody. And if he's an absent parent, he is. The best advice i can give is to be a respectful and decent role model to your child. This also means no critical talk about his father. Let him make up his own mind about his father. Believe me, kids can think for themselves! Mine did! go to court if you have to. I might. just take great care of YOU and the child. Your son depends on you to show him the right way to behave. I know you can be a great mom (and that you are, already!)
hotstuffktr
He's in at least one other country? File!!
Liz
You can be upset all you want, but being upset doesn't get things done. If you are thinking about taking legal action, consult a lawyer.
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