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No she doesn't.
surrendering parental rights will free you from child support obligations only if pursuant to surrendering the rights, the child is ADOPTED. this does not include temporary custody in most states. This also only applies to FURTHER child support obligations, and does not change any "owed" child support, not paid up to the date of adoption.
She became his temporary care-giver, since she knew that he would have to be returned to Phaaoh's daughter, who had stated an intention to adopt him (Exodus ch.2).See also:More about Moses
No. One official requirement is to be a natural-born US citizen.
International adoption is growing fast. The places where a lot of adoptions are taking place are China, Russia, and African Countries (Etheopia)
no
You can not revoke the citizenship of an adopted child. You do not have that power. Only the government has that power. The government has used it in the case of adults who lied on their applications for citizenship.
In the year 1848; the kelvin scale was internationally adopted in 1954.
If the child was adopted legally by both parents, then the child becomes subject to any actions that might be taken had they been a 'natural' child.
Yes. Termination of parental rights does not absolve support obligations unless the child is being adopted.
Contact the Agency from which the child was adopted. Otherwise , call you local Dept. of Children's and Family Services for advice. And a lawyer.
By petitioning the family court for termination of parental rights in the appropriate jurisdiction (the county where the child legally resides), but doing so will not relieve dad of his child support obligations or other parental obligations, unless the child is being adopted by another adult willing to do so.