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Find the name of an agency that could help you place your child up for adoption?
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∙ 14y ago
the local pound
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What is a child adoption place called?
an adoption agency
How do you find a place to put your child for adoption in Miami Florida?
You contact an adoptive agency.
What is that place where parents give away their child?
You can contact a adoption agency or call the social service centre.
Where can you find Adoption Papers?
you can fined them at your local court house of the place were you adopted your child or if your looking for your own adoption papers it will be at the place you were adopted
Where can i call or go to give my children for adoption right away?
The place you have to start with is the local social work department before you are trying to give away your child. Then the local agency will start the process for you.
Can a judge place a child up for adoption without either parent consenting?
yes
How do you reverse an adoption in Arkansas?
I am sorry that you are going through this stressful time right now in your life. Let me tell you what I would do. I would pray about this and it seems that you have. Then I would go to the adoption agency where I adopted the child and see if they can help me reverse the adoption. Or I would call a lawyer to help me out. If you are the parent that gave the child up for adoption and you want your child back, I would call a lawyer. I wish you all the luck in the world. Good luck and God Bless:)
Can a black woman adopt a white infant?
Yes. There is no reason a black woman couldn't adopt a white infant as long as the woman fulfilled all of the requirements that are mandatory of all adoptive parents. It is discriminatory for a possible adoptive parent or parents to be judged by the color of their skin. The Dept of Child Services will try to place children with family first, if possible, before they are put in foster care or put up for adoption. But, adoption of a child through DCS or an adoption agency should not depend on the color of their skin or nationality. There is an exception; if it is a private/personal adoption, the mother has the right to place her baby with whomever she feels is suitable.
How can someone get more information on adopting a child?
The best place to get information on adoption is to go to an adoption facility as they will have the best and most accurate information. There are also various websites that adoption facilities put up, depending on where you live.
How do you reverse an adoption in Texas?
Texas:First the adoptive parent have to sign an affidavit of consent, or a relinquishment of the adopted person. This consent will become irrevocable after 11 days. It must be witnessed by two people and by someone who is authorized in Texas to take oaths.If the child is an infant under 60 days old, he or she must be received by a qualified agent. That would be an emergency medical services provider, a hospital or a child-placing agency such as an adoption agency or the Department of Protective and Regulatory Services.The child is placed in the custody of The Department of Protective and Regulatory Services and remains there until and if a new adoption takes place. The previous adoptive parents have no longer responsibilities for the child nor do they have any rights.2 Turn over the adopted person to a proper receiving agent.If the adopted person is an infant under 60 days old, he or she must be received by a qualified agent. These include an emergency medical services provider, a hospital or a child-placing agency such as an adoption agency or the Department of Protective and Regulatory Services.3 Abdicate the rights and responsibilities of parenthood.The relinquished person is placed in the custody of The Department of Protective and Regulatory Services until and if a new adoption takes place. The previous adoptive parent or parents are no longer responsible for the child. Neither do they any right regarding the child.Read more: How do I Reverse an Adoption in Texas? | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_7166343_do-reverse-adoption-texas_.html#ixzz1iiMRscLy2 Turn over the adopted person to a proper receiving agent.If the adopted person is an infant under 60 days old, he or she must be received by a qualified agent. These include an emergency medical services provider, a hospital or a child-placing agency such as an adoption agency or the Department of Protective and Regulatory Services.3 Abdicate the rights and responsibilities of parenthood.The relinquished person is placed in the custody of The Department of Protective and Regulatory Services until and if a new adoption takes place. The previous adoptive parent or parents are no longer responsible for the child. Neither do they any right regarding the child.Read more: How do I Reverse an Adoption in Texas? | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_7166343_do-reverse-adoption-texas_.html#ixzz1iiMRscLy
What is a wrongful adoption?
It is basically an adoption that would not have taken place if the adoptive parents had knowledge of specific information. It could include a variety of reasons, for example the physical condition of the child. edited to add: I believe there could be alot more involved in a "wrongful adoption." uninformed consent by the first parent. no consent from the first parent. an adoption that happened that didn't need to, where the parent "could have parented" with a little encouragement and chance to do so. A wrongful adoption can be one that shouldn't have taken place for a variety of reasons such as the ones above. Edited to add: Wrongful adoption as a legal term is not the same as "wrongful adoption" as an opinion. To read more on the legal definition, see the New York State Citizen's Coalition for Children. Edited to add: The first legal case of "wrongful adoption" was in 1986 when the "Burrs" sued the adoption agency of the boy they adopted in 1964. He had psychological problems and they challenged the courts to have his records unsealed for his file to find out the adoption agency lied to the them about the age and mental conditions of his parents who surrendered him to adoption. Because they were misinformed of the conditions of his origins and surrendering parents they ended up winning $125000. There are TONS of cases in our history now where adoptive parents have sued agencies and states for what may legally be called a wrongful adoption, but to this adoptee, feels like "returned faulty product." The states continues to assure us that children are not commodities, however, returns from mislabeled children, prices varying depending on age and race one has to stop and wonder what HAS this world come to?
You no longer want your adoptive daughter can you give her legally to another family member?
You can place your child for adoption with any other willing adult. They must satisfy a domestic adoption homestudy. You can use a guardianship if they want to care for the child, but not adopt.
