Attachment Bond Law and Legal Definition Attachment bond is a bond given by a defendant in order to have an attachment released that ensures payment of a judgment awarded to the plaintiff. It is a bond required of a plaintiff seeking an attachment, conditioned to pay the costs and damages which the defendant may sustain in the event the plaintiff loses the suit.
Signing over your rights means you are no longer legally tied to the child. They can't make you pay child support for a child that you have no rights to. My twins biological father signed over his rights and that was the end of child support. The only child support they will still have to pay is any amount that was overdue. If they owed $1,000.
In many situations, several months later the mom may say to the father âThis is not really your child; I wonât let you see him/her anymore. But I still want child support from you. And you had better keep paying meâ In many situations the father immediately gets cut off from seeing the child. He not only cannot see the child, but he also begins to learn he has no real rights to see the child.