Man said to be biological dad wants to contact Jaycee Dugard - CNN.com
I don't get it. The girl, now a woman, in question is 29 years old. The man in question has no "rights" to see her or contact her...if she doesn't want to have anything to do with him, then he is out of the question, correct?
If someone made a claim that they were your biological father, and you were in your 30s at the time, would a court even consider the claim, or would they leave it up to you as an adult to make the decision to investigate the claim?
Kenneth Slayton wants to get a message to Jaycee Dugard, the California woman kidnapped as a child and held captive for 18 years. Slayton would like to get together with Dugard and her two children on Father's Day, but he said he is being blocked from communicating with the 29-year-old he believes is his daughter
I don't get it. The girl, now a woman, in question is 29 years old. The man in question has no "rights" to see her or contact her...if she doesn't want to have anything to do with him, then he is out of the question, correct?
If someone made a claim that they were your biological father, and you were in your 30s at the time, would a court even consider the claim, or would they leave it up to you as an adult to make the decision to investigate the claim?