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In Japan, adult adoption often occurs to ensure the continuation of family businesses, particularly in traditional industries where a family name is important for reputation. This practice allows childless couples or those without male heirs to secure a successor. Additionally, adult adoption can provide emotional support and stability for individuals seeking a sense of belonging or a family connection. The cultural emphasis on familial duty and responsibility also plays a significant role in this practice.
What else can I help you with?
Can 40 year old lady can adopt 30 girl?
You need to ask your specific state for that since the laws differ but yes, there are adults who adopt adults. It's up to the court.
Can you adopt on Sims 2 university?
You can adopt in all of the expansion packs, but Sims that are at university can't until they become adults and leave.
What ideas did the Japanese adopt from the west?
A constitution and a mechanized army.
How did the Japanese adults feel about in the internment camps?
they were mad
What did the Japanese adopt from the Chinese during the tang dynasty?
kumfikum guang lin
Which Chinese ideas about government did Japanese rulers adopt?
Japan loved rice
What kind of WWF animal is the cutest and how do you adopt a animal in Japan?
go to the Japanese pet website
What element of Chinese culture did the Japanese not adopt?
Squinted eyes, fried rice ,and soy sauce
Can a Japanese adopt a 23 year old filipino?
There is no need since an adult can go anywhere they want.
Younger Japanese are shorter than older?
Children anywhere are shorter than adults.
Why adopt from Ethiopia?
What kids in Ethiopia usually know is that they have to respect their elders because it is very important to adults that kids respect their elders :]]
Can I adopt a South African adult and make him a citizen of the United States?
Adults who are adopted do not automatically become citizens of the U.S. Also, you can only adopt him if you have a strong, deep relationship with him already as in being a relative or stepparent, etc.
