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If you live in the US (and without knowing the state) generally speaking, adoptive or biological is irrelevant. If there's a will and the child is not named, the child gets nothing, unless they can successfully contest the legality of the will (which takes a strong case).

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Typically, the biological child has no rights to the biological parent's estate if the child has been adopted by a different person (i.e., the bChild was adopted into a different family and there are NO legal ties back to the bParents). I am looking for exceptions to this now...

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Once a child is an adult, there typically is no more child support.

Once a child has been adopted, the child support typically ends.

The person that was supposed to be paid the child support can sue for owed money. If they are no longer living, the estate can sue for it. There are statute of limitations that apply to how long afterwards this can happen.

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Only if the child is named in the deceased's Will. He or she would not be entitled to an inheritance by way of state probate succession laws.

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Yes, adoption terminates the parent child relationship of the biological father, so unless the biological father had a will, the child is not legally his child.

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No. Adoption severs all legal connections between the two. However, the adopted child is entitled to make a claim on their adopted father's estate.

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No, they do not.

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