Forum Replies Created
Viewing 2 posts - 1 through 2 (of 2 total)
-
Posts
-
VHey, thank you for your question. The nuance in your question would be more clearly addressed by a family lawyer. As for a general response, personal law applicability related to succession and inheritance is not a domain of discussion here as I don’t believe religion has been disclosed in any part of the question.VLawyer (Female) this side. Apologies but will in no way sugar coat. The reality is simple: there is no blame game to be played at this stage, since the pregnancy has occurred. And unfortunately, since your language has made it clear that the woman is not willing to relent in any manner, you are unfortunately at the end of your rope. And the law will in no way side with you, imagine explaining FWB in a courtroom. You don’t want that. The best case scenario would have been a termination, but you need to avoid becoming a cash grab scheme for the woman in question. If possible, get into a non vulnerable, neutral discussion where without legal intervention, you set limits on what you can do or wish to do for the child, if at all she decides to demand something in future. Or, get her word in writing, that you sign away all parental rights and she’s independent. Or if you can prove she has sufficient resources to raise the child and you want nothing to do, and have no legal relationship or responsibility, get such terms included. Get whatever you can in writing. Realistically, even this is a stretch, but appeal till you can.
Viewing 2 posts - 1 through 2 (of 2 total)