You cannot terminate what you don't have. You never had any visitations set though the court. Your frist mistake was not filing for child support right after the baby was born. You don't need to worry about him getting custody of your child and his wife does not know what she is talking about. The law states that a mother can file for child support from the father and the burden of proof is upon him to prove he is or is not the father,and until he proves that he will be paying support so they just as well get used to it. You won't be able to file for support for any months prior to your filing for support so you will only get from the time you filed. If he wants visitations he will have to file and he has that legal right and he will get the visitations you can't deny him that. You will have to served and when you are be sure that you appear in front of the judge and ask for sole custody,he might want joint custody and that will be determined by the judge. However if you don't go to court then they can ask for anything and you don't want that to happen.

