Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Someone told me when you give birth don't put dad on the birth certificate so you retain more rights.
Only until he requests a paternity test and establishes that he is the father. It's not a long-term solution.
NP. That would take time to process though.
What would you possibly achieve with this couple of moth at best delay?
Could be months or years delay. And in the beginning of a child's life, every single month is critical.
Anonymous wrote:Never married single mom. Co parenting can be hell and if you're a single mom you have 100% custody
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Someone told me when you give birth don't put dad on the birth certificate so you retain more rights.
Only until he requests a paternity test and establishes that he is the father. It's not a long-term solution.
NP. That would take time to process though.
What would you possibly achieve with this couple of moth at best delay?
Anonymous wrote:I’m a single mom and have not faced any stigma, nor has my children. Buy we live in a major city rather than some small town or in the Deep South. I’ve never felt any shame.
Anonymous wrote:An unmarried single mom shows a past of bad decisions. That’s a non-starter for me so no way.
A divorced one is bad usually. Women rarely take accountability for the failed marriage so it never changes afterwards in her post-divorce relationships.
If you’re a a male in your late 20s or early 30s there’s no reason or benefit to dating a finagle mother. As the saying goes I don’t want to pick up some other guys saved game.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Someone told me when you give birth don't put dad on the birth certificate so you retain more rights.
Only until he requests a paternity test and establishes that he is the father. It's not a long-term solution.
NP. That would take time to process though.
Anonymous wrote:Someone told me when you give birth don't put dad on the birth certificate so you retain more rights.
Anonymous wrote:An unmarried single mom shows a past of bad decisions. That’s a non-starter for me so no way.
A divorced one is bad usually. Women rarely take accountability for the failed marriage so it never changes afterwards in her post-divorce relationships.
If you’re a a male in your late 20s or early 30s there’s no reason or benefit to dating a finagle mother. As the saying goes I don’t want to pick up some other guys saved game.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Someone told me when you give birth don't put dad on the birth certificate so you retain more rights.
Only until he requests a paternity test and establishes that he is the father. It's not a long-term solution.
Anonymous wrote:Never married single mom. Co parenting can be hell and if you're a single mom you have 100% custody
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Never married mom has a home field advantage if you want to be the default parent.
Only advantage to divorce was dealing with judgmental busy bodies.
Not true, he can get 50/50 from birth if he asserts paternity. Many do as a way to hurt the mom, or even to go after her for child support.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Someone told me when you give birth don't put dad on the birth certificate so you retain more rights.
Only until he requests a paternity test and establishes that he is the father. It's not a long-term solution.