Affidavit Of Undertaking Explained

Summary

An Affidavit of Undertaking is a legal document where a person makes a sworn statement about certain facts. In this case, it involves pledging not to disturb or take custody of a certain individual and not to file any related cases. This does not necessarily terminate the foster fathers rights but indicates he wont interfere or take custody. Custody refers to the legal right to care for and make decisions for a child, which can be sole or joint. The dismissal of a rape case due to the childs testimony is separate from the affidavit. For specific advice, consult a lawyer.

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so means the foster father will no longer his father anymore and it is terminated?
Based on the Affidavit of Undertaking you described, it doesn't necessarily mean the foster father's rights are terminated. It means he won't interfere or take custody, but it doesn't change the legal relationship. For specific advice, consult a lawyer.
but the child file a case of rape of his father and got dismissed because she said the truth that his father did not do anything to her.
It seems the case was dismissed due to the child's testimony. However, the Affidavit of Undertaking you described doesn't relate to the dismissal of a case. It's about the individual's promise not to interfere or take custody. For personalized advice on this complex situation, consult a lawyer.
what is mean of custody?
Custody refers to the legal right given to a parent or guardian to care for, make decisions for, and maintain physical control over a child. It can be:
- Sole custody: Only one parent has the right and responsibility.
- Joint custody: Both parents share the rights and responsibilities.
Please consult a lawyer for personalized advice.