My daughter has a friend who got his girlfriend pregnant. The girlfriend wants to get an abortion; she doesn't want the baby. The boyfriend wants her to have the baby and let him raise it. Does the boyfriend have any rights to the unborn baby? Can the mother go ahead and get an abortion when the father doesn't want her too? Can he go to court to get her to not have an abortion and give him the baby once he/she is born?
Abortion question
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SoMDGirl42
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These questions are always good for some forum drama. I'm grabbing a seat to the show early. Who's in?and to answer your question, I don't think the dad has a say, but I'm far from an expert on abortion or the law, just my guess.
4d2008
New Member
move over.
Jameo
What?!
and to answer your question, I don't think the dad has a say, but I'm far from an expert on abortion or the law, just my guess.
pass a beer please
tyky
eieio
SoMDGirl42
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Sonsie
The mighty Al-Sonsie!
Nope. She can murder her unborn son or daughter with impunity. Men have no rights prior to the child being delivered. Even then it's usually just the "right" to pay child support.
ImAChvyGirl
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I want a seat in the back row!! lolI agree with SoMDGirl42 I don't think the potential father has a say untill the child is born. you/she could call the health department they might know.
This is very sad..I do believe the Boy should have some rights...seems he wants to be responsible...why should he not have that right..? There will be many oppinons on this matter..Iam proLife...my heart breaks for this young man that wants to know and raise his child and he should have that right.
SoMDGirl42
Well-Known Member
If you need to get an answer during pregnancy, the baby must be tested through amniocentesis, where some of the amniotic fluid is withdrawn from your uterus by a needle, or by chorionic villi sampling, also called CVS, in which a tiny bit of placenta is removed either by an abdominal needle or by a catheter placed up through your cervix. Amniocentesis can be done around 14 to 16 weeks of pregnancy, and CVS can be done as early as week nine. Each procedure has some risk of causing miscarriage, and amnio may be slightly safer for the baby than CVS, especially if your local doctors don't do many CVS procedures.
Your blood and your husband's blood also will need to be drawn for genetic testing. Paternity can be established with 99.999 percent certainty, unless the other possible father is related to you or your husband, in which case the test results may be less clear-cut.
HotPinkChicken
New Member
he shouldve made her swallow it then :shrug: im sorry for your daughters friendthats horrible
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
Jameo
What?!
Doctor
Dr. Mat
who would want to raise a baby that is half of that worthless #####. Must be a great relationship that she would kill thier baby
To many hot dates at Taco Bell causes stupid people to breed
ImAChvyGirl
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Doctor
Dr. Mat
You can get a paternity test at CVS nowadays? WowAnyways
Whats your eye color?
Whats his eye color?
answer:
Your both full of #### and should not be breeding