Unmarried with Children

Unmarried with Children

The Complete Guide for Unmarried Families

by Brette MCWHORTER SEMBER

224 pages· 2008· ISBN 9781440515231
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As unmarried parents, you face many unique legal, financial, and child-rearing challenges that married couples do not. How do I explain this situation to my child? Can I leave the paternity or maternity section blank on a birth certificate? How much do I need to tell my child's teacher? Award-winning author and attorney Brette McWhorter Sember provides real-life scenarios and resources to help guide you through the myriad issues that face unmarried singles and couples today. This first-of-its-kind parenting manual covers these and other important topics, including: Custody concerns; Paternity issues; Adoption laws; Children's rights; and more. Unmarried with Children has answers to all your questions that have gone unanswered-until now.

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