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I know for a fact you have to go down to court and protest that you want to adopt these children and then you and your wife have to go to juvenile court what you really need to do is call a lawyers office and find out how would you go about petition the adoption of these children that's just the best way to go about it I'm sure having a consultation with a lawyer wouldn't cost much or just ask whomever answers the phone do they know anything about adopting children after a remarriage and the death of the father

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Q: What is the process for adopting your wife's two boys if their real father has passed away?
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