From what I read up o this subject you can talk to them at a very young age, maybe 7 or 8 years old. Or whatever age you think your child can understand.
Well i think to tell a kid that he is adopted is when is is in his 13-18 years old
No. If you adopted a child and the mother cancelled the adoption, you should owe nothing.
It depends on the maturity of each individual child. I would say no younger than 10 years old. But use your own judgment..
No but unethical.
Unless the child was forcibly taken from the home, no.
The child himself can not decide whether he should be adopted or not, only his guardians or the court decide this.
Well if the child is adopted before he or she is able to keep any real memory of the adoption the adoptive parents may tell him or her that he/she was adopted when the child is old enough to understand. Telling a child that the were adopted is hard to do, the child will have millions of questions like where is my birth parents, why was I adopted, and you may not be able to answer the. So advise to those telling their child they are adopted write down all the facts you know about the adoption like when it happened why it happened and if their birth parents want to be contacted. If the child was older say 6 and on when he/she was adopted they will know about it and will have questions. In some cases a child isn't told that he/she is adopted and may never know unless they find out on their own.
As your child...you should not differentiate at all.
Yes, an older child can be adopted.
If a child is older they know if they were adopted but the ones who are adopted as babies, and therefor have pictures, might never find out unless the parents tell or their parents or siblings try to find them.
no you could not. you should have thought about that before you adopted that child. adopting a child is a big thing and you chose to do it anyway. you should have thought and discussed it all through and should have thought about what if y'all broke up
Who legally adopted the child?If the mother's new husband legally adopted the child, then the biological father's parental rights had to be terminated first. Which means that the biological father is NOT obligated to pay child support anymore. The new adoptive father has taken on all rights and responsibilities for the child.