Independence father denied custody after loophole adoption andejoh October 23, 2019 12 upvotes /r/MensRights How does the law allow any ones parental rights to be terminated without due process? You would think at the minimum the birth mother would be required to list all possible fathers and make a good faith effort to contact them. Some may argue that's what the putative fathers registry is for, but I would point out that he's not asking for relief from the courts. She is. He should have to do nothing to keep his parental rights (and responsibilities). The entire burden should be on the parent who wants to terminate their parental responsibilities. https://www.kctv5.com/news/independence-father-denied-custody-after-loophole-adoption/article_1839a490-7ed0-52c1-93b5-99f1351aa353.html
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