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roberta26

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I live in Ohio and I have a 7 year old daughter my issue is that a man that may be her father said that he was going to take her from me due to my sexual preference. He stated to me that it is againest the law to be in same sex relationships and have children. He has a set of twins in which his parents have temporary custody of due to his fiancee being in prison for violation of parole and she is a sexual predator. He had been tested by a psychologist and was deemed incapable of being able to raise children without losing his temper, there were a few other things that he was deemed unable to raise them with but I dont remember what they were. Anyhow there has not been paternity established and he is still trying to take her from me. I have always been a law abiding citizen and he has drug charges on his record for selling oxycotin and other narcotics. Is it possible for him to take my daughter from me when paternity has not been established? If and when it does get established would a judge rule in favor for the father who has a record like his and his fiancees?. I have 2 other children that I have full custody of and the judge didnt think twice about giving it to me due to their fathers background. Please someone help me I dont want to lose my baby girl...:(:(:(


The courts are in the process of awarding his parents full custody of the twins .
 
Is it possible for him to take your daughter? Yes. Is it legal? No, you could call the police and report an abduction. The man is a "legal stranger" at this point with no more rights to your daughter than I have.

His complaint about your same sex relationship is unlikely to gain much traction. If the woman lives with you, the judge could possibly not permit custody until she moved out, it depends on the judge and the trends in your state.

I would limit contact with him at this point. Be polite and very very brief, if you interact at all. If he files for custody, you can deal with it at that point. He'd have to establish paternity first and you'd have time to consult with an attorney about whether your evidence against him is admissable in this case.
 
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