Fighting for kids rights Australia help bring those children home from the wrong doing of the department of human services child protection

fighting for kids rights Australia

Fathers and mothers fighting for their kids rights Australia

This page is about helping mothers and fathers fighting DHS to have their children home. Please help save our children from the mental and physical abuse

The funds are for Reg tax office as a non probable organisation, cost set it up 
Computer, rent of the first office in Melbourne phone lines 24 hrs call for advice ,support ,basic thing computer stationary advertising, the rest ,basic ,will be going into a trust. The rest of the money will be for Lawer in owe class action on dhs doc cps family courts children courts we are fighting with anonymous to expose the corruption in the system to get it into a crown inquiries throw the hole of Australia wide.

The donation will go to trust to be used for family and owe children supports in Australia 

the fight to expose the corruption in the family courts and to expose the corruption in dhs cps doc
to help other family and children in Australia
We are working with anonymous to expose the truth...

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What Rights Does a Father of an Unborn Child Have?

Fathers of unborn children have few legal rights when it comes to their child. While some states grant fathers of unborn children specific legal rights in a limited number of circumstances, most rights over the child fall to the mother. Your rights as the father of an unborn child are dependent upon the state in which you live, and you should always talk to a qualified attorney in your area for up-to-date developments in this area of the law.

Adoption

The primary right fathers have to their unborn children pertains to adoption. Fathers generally have the right to stop a mother from giving up a child for an adoption, though the laws differ from state to state. You have the right to determine parentage of any child as soon as it is born, though the mother can choose to do anything she wants before then. Once the child is born, you have the right to ask for paternity testing and to establish your rights as a father. The adoption cannot proceed until you agree. You cannot stop any steps the mother takes before the birth, but the mother can't give up the child without the consent of the father.