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From: Texas
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Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 4,270
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From: Texas
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Gentlemen, research this thoroughly. Ma'am, no offense, but I can't not post the following information before too many men jump at the chance to service your needs.
Based on my limited understanding of the law, the current agreement would still leave any known male donor liable for child support, regardless of what is agreed upon. You are chancing that for the next 19 years, this person will not change her mind.
To date, A parent cannot contract to give up the right to receive child support because it is not the parent’s right to give away; it is the child’s. Any contract attempted to waive the right to child support is void.
While it could work out great and there is every reason to believe you are the ideal donor and that she will uphold her side of the pact, think it through.
Condition (1) if no sex is involved: " 'Is the man still liable for child support even if he does not engage in sexual intercourse with a woman, but merely provides sperm for artificial insemination and agrees with the mother that there shall be no child support liability' The courts have again consistently said yes"
And if there is sex involved:
"so long as a man engages in an intimate sexual act resulting in the depositing of his sperm with a woman who then becomes pregnant, he is liable for child support"
Morgan, though eccentric, is an expert on the topic. More on paternity can be read here:
http://books.google.com/books?id=yMn...esult#PPA47,M1
Gentlemen, research this thoroughly. Ma'am, no offense, but I can't not post the following information before too many men jump at the chance to service your needs.
Based on my limited understanding of the law, the current agreement would still leave any known male donor liable for child support, regardless of what is agreed upon. You are chancing that for the next 19 years, this person will not change her mind.
To date, A parent cannot contract to give up the right to receive child support because it is not the parent’s right to give away; it is the child’s. Any contract attempted to waive the right to child support is void.
While it could work out great and there is every reason to believe you are the ideal donor and that she will uphold her side of the pact, think it through.
Condition (1) if no sex is involved: " 'Is the man still liable for child support even if he does not engage in sexual intercourse with a woman, but merely provides sperm for artificial insemination and agrees with the mother that there shall be no child support liability' The courts have again consistently said yes"
And if there is sex involved:
"so long as a man engages in an intimate sexual act resulting in the depositing of his sperm with a woman who then becomes pregnant, he is liable for child support"
Morgan, though eccentric, is an expert on the topic. More on paternity can be read here:
http://books.google.com/books?id=yMn...esult#PPA47,M1
