I began raising my son when he was 3, he'll be 12 in July. So it has been nearly 9 years. I legally adopted him in 2004 as his biological mother surrendered her rights. Am I legally obligated to allow contact between biological mom and my son, or am I correct in saying that I am not obligated to allow her or her family any contact whatsoever as her rights as a parent were terminated?
Also, if my husband is planning on driving my son across state lines to visit said biological mother, is there a motion I can file to prevent this trip? We are legally married, not separated or divorced. Safety is my main concern, and I am not confident that my son will be in good hands with this woman, as there have been complaints through child services in Pennsylvania in the past.
We live in NJ. Any help on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
Also, if my husband is planning on driving my son across state lines to visit said biological mother, is there a motion I can file to prevent this trip? We are legally married, not separated or divorced. Safety is my main concern, and I am not confident that my son will be in good hands with this woman, as there have been complaints through child services in Pennsylvania in the past.
We live in NJ. Any help on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
