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#1 Posted : Sunday, August 14, 2011 6:34:27 PM(UTC)
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I am a dad of a 9 month old baby. The mother and I went out briefly but things didnt work out between us. i support my son ona monthly basis and I've been seeing him fornightly until recently when the mother decided to she doesnt want me to see my son anymore because she doesnt want to see me.

My problem is she is letting her personal issues with me get in between my relationship with my son.

Please advice me on my options legally and otherwise considering the fact that we were never married.
Shazzie
#2 Posted : Tuesday, August 16, 2011 12:22:37 PM(UTC)
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As far as I know the rights of the Father are the same whether you were married or not.
Get in touch with Fathers for Justice, they will be able to advise you on this matter.
Good luck, we need more fathers to want to be with their children and less mothers making it difficult for them to do so.
Tom
#3 Posted : Tuesday, August 16, 2011 12:57:44 PM(UTC)
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millions, visit www.f4j.co.za for advice.

Or go and see a reputable attorney.

Better yet, read the Children's Act in its entirety. I see that the "Search" button at the top right of the page isn't working very well, but use the 'search' link on the top left, in between "Forum" and "Members".... Or just follow this link: Search Parent24
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#4 Posted : Sunday, August 21, 2011 7:14:59 PM(UTC)
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Millions, sadly Fathers-4-Justice site is on the dead side I came across a new site run by their members Section35.co.za. A father out of wedlock if he meets the criteria (pay maintenance, was in a relationship with the mother when the child was born etc. (and if you don't you can go to court to get these rights) have the same rights as a divorced dad, read the new children's act from section 21. She is not allowed to deny you visitation. You don't have to go see a lawyer you can write a letter to the mother that you want to mediate a parental plan, you can do mediation through a registered mediator, it depends where you live but in Jhb I think Family Life Centre is a good idea as they have two mediators sitting in with mediation but it can be a psychologist, a lawyer (very expensive), a social worker. Read up about your subject and read up about Parental Alienation Syndrome, Malicious mother syndrome, Hostile aggressive parenting and know the law. Knowledge is power and believe me you are not alone.
Jan
#5 Posted : Sunday, August 21, 2011 7:41:19 PM(UTC)
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TOM,

It will be really nice if you can go to the site section 35 and comment there aswell, I saw a post that I recognized the person asking the question and really loved your reply. I am the person she is making out to fight for my son's son but I am just helping him in his quest as they are both still very young and he had no idea what woman can be like. She actually wants him back now so if he was really as bad as she is making out to be then why does she want him back now. She is a compulsive lier and what she wrote was all lies. Her father is the alcoholic even had an implant (but I saw that you did not fall for her lies).Liar I am currently involved with the above site and seeing that F4J site is somehow dead on this site the members can help each other from their own experiences. Only when my son and his ex broke up I realized the problem fathers are having and how expensive it can be, my son had 3 lawyers and the last one told my son how to manage his case on his own.
Tom
#6 Posted : Thursday, August 25, 2011 1:58:00 PM(UTC)
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I have just registered there - and hopefully I can make a positive contribution.

Thanks!
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