I've tried googling and most of what I find was a parent trying to take the responsibilities and rights away from the other parent so I'm hoping someone on here knows, can a NRP give up their legal rights and responsibilities to a child if both parents agree that its for the best? I mean, completely so the NRP doesn't pay maintenance and no longer has a say in any life decisions of the child including what happens to the child if the RP should die. Or, even with the rights and responsibilities given up, would the NRP still be considered the first choice for the child to live with if the RP died?
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Can a NRP give up their rights/responsibilities to a child if the RP agrees?
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RoonilWazlibWuvsHermyown · 07/09/2013 20:59
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