what will happen in child support court when they find out my child's father is a registred sex offender?
343184
Since he's registered, he's already done his jail time and paid his debt to society.  He will probably offend again.  He should have supervised visitation.....
1180183
Usually a parent who has been absent ( away from the child for jail, prison whatever) that wants to legally establish ( get ) rights for visitation\n\nAlso if you are unmarried it is the father trying to establish his rights.He would be required to do DNA test to show paternity.\nHe then would be required to pay support and could  get visitation, ( custody) etc.\n\nAnd anything filed in court is a petition... You are asking for something is what it meens\n\nIf he has been removed from the child ( not around at all and no support etc) and there is another "father" like you ar e now married and lets say your kid is 12 and the birth father has never been around etc. You may have a case to prevent him from getting visitation.
1102230
Your best bet would be to come up with your own business. Perhaps an online business and contact the SBA for help. They can give you many pointers. You do deserve a second chance!\n\nAnd for you jerks on here saying he got what he deserved. YOU don't even know what his offense was or if he was even truly guilty! \n\nYou can become a sex offender in the blink of an eye. There are many idiotic things that put you on the registry.
250901
No. Legally, you are responsible for him/her. Your only real course of actions would be to try and get relief of custody from the state.
1148951
i have a child who was hurt by her very own father.  what did i do?  i put his a$s in prison for 15 years!  i testified against him and provided every bit of information i could think of to the ADA.
857925
If he ever threatens you with bodily harm or anything, file for a restraining order or protective order.  Given his criminal history, it may be possible for him to only be allowed court supervised visitation of the child.  You were right to demand that he only see the child during the court oredered visitation.  Do not feel one bit guilty about that.  As for the money, if the child is old enough to listen to what he says, the child is old enough to listen to what you say as well.  Tell the child that the money is what he is required to pay for supporting his child and it is not stolen, but is his responsibility to pay so you can feed the child.  That is honest.  Don't bad-mouth the father to the child.  Just state the facts without emotion.  Kids are pretty smart and can put it together. :o)\n\nDo be careful.  You might consider making sure you have good locks on your home and keep it locked all the time to protect yourself.  The law is on your side, so stick to it.  Don't play his game.  I told my ex that I wasn't his wife anymore and didn't have to fight with him, but that he could contact my attorney and/or the state child support office.  They get paid to deal with him so I don't have to.  You don't have to fight with your ex either.\n\nIf he ever threatens you bodily in any way.... take legal action immediately.  Do not hesitate to call the police and file a protective order.  We all have heard the horror stories of what twisted men do to women they supposedly "loved" at some point.  Be careful and use wisdom.\n\nBest Wishes,\n\nSue
279460
if the biological fathers name is on the birth certificate  / you will have to get consent from him
97240
it depends on the state but where i live you have to turn the child over until the courts say that you don't have too. Make sure you write every encounter (seeing the other parent, phone calls etc.) down and keep track of how the kid is and take pictures
448036
Showing your stuff to a minor or having some sexual contact/conduct with them.  It could lead to designation of a sexual predator if convicted depending on your state.  If you are classified as a sexual predator, you will have to register and the neighborhood will be notified when you move in.
176637
There isn't much you can do. If he is a level three sex offender than by federal law he has to re-register everytime he moves, gets a job, buys a new car. Just play it safe. Sex offenders are real people too...believe it or not they do have rights. If he has been classified as a level 1 or 2 then they believe he is unlikely to do it again. Most sex offenders are given limits as to where they can live...they cannot live within a certain distance from playgrounds, parks and schools. From what I have seen most will do something again and most do not receive stong enough sentences to cause retribution or determent from such crimes. I am sorry to tell you this, but that's the world we live in....there all around you. Check out some of these sites and you'll be suprised as to how many there really area round you...there's more than one!\n\nps. I just moved and I went to the site and printed out a list with pics of all the registered sex offenders, but be aware that these are only sex offenders that the federal government believes will do it again. Most sex ofenders have a specific type of person they go after...their offenses and type of person are listed as well.
662335
this prove that he recovering  and you have nothing to worry about\n\nSometime the state make the crime more serious then it look. Maybe it might be a best idea for YOU to go ACTUALLY MEET him, Like I have. They are working HARD to re entering the socity and this list is making it hell for them.\ndidn't someone say "don't judge until you walk in their shoes"\nYou might want to bring another neigbor\nask your neigbor\n1) how long ago was it (if it more then 5 years ago then it is very unlikely he would offend again)\n2) ask him what is he doing to protect himself from happening it again. There are method he can do such as not allowing any children in his house, bring a friend of his to store etc\n3) The last thing Sex offender want is to go back to jail.\n4) maybe he have a wife maybe you can to her if that helps\n5) you will find it easier to deal with if you go talk to him\nremember the goverment has that list out there for you to use not to haress them
207023
I have never heard of anything like this before.  You need a lawyer.  The best case scenario is that you'll bring an action for visitation against whomever happens to have custody of him.  Otherwise, you'll probably have to sue the state.\n\nIf you are a minor, there should be free legal services able to represent you.  In any case, find a lawyer in your area now.
530349
He will be charged with failure to register as a sex offender which is a 5 year prison term. Also, if I understand you right, you state he skipped out on probation. So he will also be charged with violating probation and will serve his original sentence for that.\n\nHe will most likely be on probation with GPS monitoring when he gets out of prison. But I imagine that will be quite a few years.
778549
It depends on which state you live. \n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?p=child+sex+offender+registry&sp=1&fr2=sp-top&fr=yfp-t-501&toggle=1&cop=mss&ei=UTF-8&ei=UTF-8&SpellState=n-2185132977_q-mOluIOfwY0K1rR4v%2FiRyrgABAA%40%40
238998
It sounds like a "No Contact Order." Which can be issued against a convicted abuser. The Prosecution would need to fear for your safety.\n\nIf this isn't the case. . .
199489
If your intuition is going off, don't leave your kids alone with him!  Look at your state's sex offender database...a google search should pull it up...
774795
I don't think so, unless the prior conviction has you on probation or on a sex offendor register.