Consent to Adoption - Child Welfare
An unwed father’s consent may not be needed if he has failed to establish legal paternity, is found to have abandoned or neglected the child or to . 2 . In states that have a putative father registry, an unmarried birth father who fails to register in a prescribed manner and within the proper time period may
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