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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]MAYBE A JUDGE would give IMMEDIATE TEMPORARY solo parenting rights. But even that, HOW would they go through all of their custody analysis with just one parent presenting their side and wishes for their child ???! [/quote]

All custody agreements, unless they are TPR are temporary.  Yes, if a judge has a situation where one parent is in front of them asking for custody, and the other parent has been absent from the kids' lives, and hasn't responded to the court at all, the judge will give custody (not rights, rights is something different) to the parent who is asking for the kids.  Now, the other parent could return to court, particularly if there has been a change in circumstances, and there might be a different outcome, but for right now, the kids will go home to the parent who is asking for them, barring something very unfortunate like a finding of abuse against the parent who is asking for the kids.

Now, if the other parent has been making an effort to parent, and something prevented them from filing the correct paperwork, that's a different story altogether.  But the comment was about parents who are completely absent.  [/quote]

What do you mean “the kids will go home with the parent who is asking do them? Wouldn’t that child would already be with that parent if the other parent did not show up? — Or would the court get the police to take the child from the other parent?   I am confused about “go home”
part.

And why a parent would need this if the other parent is not contesting.  Would they determine child support without the other parent present???[/quote]

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