MorgansDaddy
New Member
As someone who had a child born in the state of Virginia, and whom wasn't married to the mother at the time, I can attest to AJ and Proserpina being correct about VA law. We were married soon after so of course that changed things, but before we were wed, I had no true rights to my daughter if we had split. My wife could have taken her and NOT the other way around without a court order. When it comes to unwed parents, VA law is more favorable for the mother in these type cases. As you all said, OP's daughter needs a court order and permission BEFORE leaving VA.
Chances are that AJ is right and this "father" is a dead beat and won't put much of a fight up except for paying support and the mother will get what she ask for in court (minus supervised visits because there is no merit to base that on).
Chances are that AJ is right and this "father" is a dead beat and won't put much of a fight up except for paying support and the mother will get what she ask for in court (minus supervised visits because there is no merit to base that on).