Q: Can I fight for my step son because his mom was never told that his real dad can't see him he has not seen him at all
His son is in Florida with his mom and we would love to have him living with us
A: It is unclear if you step-son is living with his mother or with his grandmother. If the child is living with his mother already, then you have no rights the child. If the child is living with the paternal grandmother of unwed parents, then only the mother has rights to the child without a court order saying otherwise. Talk to an attorney local to you to determine your options.
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