Relinqishing parental rights after a step-parent adoption

First, your ex cannot just declare that she's going to violate the parenting order. Whatever the court ordered for parenting time is what must occur until some has the court change the requirements. If your ex really wants to bar you from seeing your daughter, she might be willing to agree to you surrendering your parental rights. This would kick the child support back on the natural father, or mom would do without. You need to consult with an experience family law attorney to see what the attorney advises based on your exact facts and issues. Some attorneys sell unbundled legal services where you pay for just what you need and can afford. For example, some attorneys will give you an hour or two at a set price to review your issue and give you advice based on the law, prepare letters for you to sign, or sell the paperwork for the court filings; then you can proceed on your own, but knowing that your paperwork is correct and having a road map as to how to proceed. Neighborhood Law Office is a law firm offering unbundled legal services. Good luck. jim Jim@NeighborhoodLawOffice. com NOTICE— The Legal Information contained in this answer is provided solely for informational purposes to assist the layman with understanding legal issues, and is not legal advice nor intended to create an attorney-client relationship between you and me or my law firm. Such Legal Information is intended for general informational purposes only and should be used only as a starting point for addressing your legal issues. It is not a substitute for an in-person or telephone consultation with an attorney licensed to practice in your jurisdiction about your specific legal issue, and you may not rely upon such Legal Information. You understand that questions and answers or other postings to the Site are not confidential and are not subject to attorney-client privilege.