The adopted child have the same right as the biological child.
If the child had not been adopted, this would need to be interpreted by a probate judge.
You take the child to a medical facility as quickly as possible. They will perform the necessary tests.
If the child is eligible for support and not receiving it, yes. The money will go to reimburse the state for your medical expenses and those of the child.
A legal guardian must be appointed for the child by the court and then the guardian must file the necessary documents with the state to continue the medical assistance. They should work with an advocate since the child may also be eligible to collect social security.A legal guardian must be appointed for the child by the court and then the guardian must file the necessary documents with the state to continue the medical assistance. They should work with an advocate since the child may also be eligible to collect social security.A legal guardian must be appointed for the child by the court and then the guardian must file the necessary documents with the state to continue the medical assistance. They should work with an advocate since the child may also be eligible to collect social security.A legal guardian must be appointed for the child by the court and then the guardian must file the necessary documents with the state to continue the medical assistance. They should work with an advocate since the child may also be eligible to collect social security.
You have asked an interesting question. There are different answers depending on the context in which the question is asked. The scientific and legal meaning of descendant is all the persons who have descended from a common ancestor. In this context, a step-child would not be considered to be a descendant. However, for purposes of inheritance, a legally adopted child and their issue are considered descendants. A step-child in a blended family who has not been legally adopted is not considered an heir at law. To a genealogist who is researching a family line, an adopted child would be noted as adopted and not a descendant of the blood. Similarly, to a medical researcher who is examining a troublesome medical history, an adopted child in the family line would not be considered a descendant.
Minor children are only eligible for SS benefits when a parent dies. In cases such as mentioned above, once a child has been legally adopted the biological parent is no longer responsible for the financial welfare of that child.
Yes, an older child can be adopted.
I don't think any animals should be used for medical research.. but if they need some two weeks is not long enough for them to get adopted they need longer than that to find a family that will love them. If a child wasn't adopted in two weeks would you just use them for medical research?
Yes, a child who is not in the care of the deceased's widow may still be eligible for survivor's benefits if they meet the eligibility criteria set forth by the Social Security Administration. This includes being the deceased worker's biological, adopted, or dependent stepchild, and meeting age and relationship requirements.
I don't think that any doctor can ask anything about an adopted child that they wouldn't to a non adopted child.
In Odessa, you're eligible for help at the workforce solutions offices. They do, in fact, allow for scaled payment based on income.
If you are asking if Selena was an adopted child: No If you are asking if Selena has an adopted sibling: No Selena is an only child