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I'm in nevada- what exactly constitutes the abandonment of a child?

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parental rights can be taken from a parent if they are found to be unfit. If that's difficult to prove- it can happen on the basis of abandonment.

What constitutes that? How do you prove abandonment? What conditions need to be met to qualify as abandonment?

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  1. I'm not sure about Nevada, but my state it is absolutely no communications, no contact in any way, and the whereabouts are unknown for the last 12 months.


  2. I always thought that "unfit" and abandonment were 2 different things!

    Abandonment is where the child was just left.  Wasn't seen again, has not contact with the child for quite sometime.

    Your state I am sure has their own time table as to how long a parent can be a no show  no go parent to a child.  Ask your local social services   if they don't know, they can direct you to who does know the answer.  

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