Adoption

kumaragupta 1

Those who have parental rights have to agree to adoption so if both your parents have that and only one is willing it will not happen.

Can a child in Pa. emansapate herself at the age of 17?

Yes

From 1999 to 2013 there has been 249,694 adoptions. 155,037 have been female and 94,654 is male. In the last year there were a total of 7,092 adoptions.

First you must go throught the court system and be adapoted. That's the only waty to find a need dad, unless you go on a internet site but that would be an illegal decision.

Whether the biological parent are allowed to see their child or not is entirely up to the parents and with that I mean the adoptive parents who now are the guardians of the child.

i shd think so!

I don't know your situation, but maybe the 18year old mother should speak to the father, if she hasn't already.

Again, i don't know what you've done about it, but maybe, if its your daughter, son or a member of family; you should leave them to make their own decisions for themselves and only interfere when they ask you too. Even then, you should only do what they ask you too.

However, if it has got serious, and they still wont say anything, as mean as it sounds, interegating them may help.

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The answer seems rather obvious (to me anyway). There is no reason to believe that the batterer would not vent their anger and abuse on the children. Being a battered wife is nothing shameful nor does it make you a bad parent. I believe you would benefit from counseling to help you resolve any issues you may have, from being in an abusive relationship. Good Luck

I have to warn you here - this happened to me.

My ex abused me horribly for 6 years (phys, emotional & sexual abuse). When I had courage enough to leave him, I had to seek counseling to help me get over the abuse and on with my life. He sued saying I was unstable (due to the counseling) and atually WON! Now he has my kids and neglects them completely (no coats, holes in shoes, doesnt care about school problems, etc..)as well as uses them to continue to abuse me emotionally. Ive gone broke between child support ($1200/mth) and legal fees and my kids are suffering and I dont even have any way to help them (Lord knows Im trying). BTW, DSS is useless.

So please please dont take it for granted that an abuser WONT get custody. They are a manipulative breed indeed and can and do use the situation to hurt you. Please dont let this happen to you or your kids.

The honest truth, more minority races have abortions than white women, couples looking to adopt are usually rich, white couples. The rich white couples only want a little white, blonde hair blue eyed baby.

Being pregnant is a drag. It's physical torture, it really is. Some people would rather get it over with sooner than later.

And in addition to the medical problems, pregnant woman have trouble with the job market, ending up unemployed or without maternity leave and aren't supported.

The best thing you can do is petition the court for emancipation so you can be free to do what you want. You may as well start your working career so that you can work the rest of your life. You may have parents that support you now. Why do you want any free time, when you could be working? I feel your pain, but wait until you are 18, then you can find your birth parents!! Consider the pain that you will cause the parents and family that loves you, before you think of leaving them. This is only thinking of yourself.

We are in the same kind of process. First of all, if you have a borth mother already, that wants to give her child up to you, you will need a lawyer. Draw up a contract. She will really need a lawyer too. If she does not have the money, and you really want this child you can legally pay for her lawyer. You will want to have contracts drawn up and specify EVERYTHING you can think of. Then you move forward from there.

Answer2: When a parent voluntarily terminates parental rights states require one or both parents to legally consent to the adoption. Most states require

consent to be in writing and done before a judge or other court-appointed person. Many states have designed programs to help with the transition for all persons involved.

Technically it is possible but you added this to the Adoption category and if that was the reason you gave the rights up, no you can not have them back. If there was another reason it depends on if the circumstances have changed and if the judge can trust you not to do it again. You need to consult a lawyer about your chances based on your specific case.

If Mom has custody, she gets to decide where you live. Dad would have to petition the court for a change of custody. At 16, the court would take your wishes into consideration, but they consider many other things as well. True, and the fact that the father lives in another state is also a problem.

If you are a foster child in a foster home it would be up to your foster parents what you call them. They may want you to call them Mr. & Mrs. ___ or maybe by their first names.

The people who run the foster home are viewed as the foster parents!

Yes . There can be more than one type of government . There are three types of government -:

Local government - it takes care of a city , village or district .

State government - it takes care of a state

Central/Union government - it takes care of the entire country .

Hope it helped you ! :)

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No.

If she is your birth mother, she is your mother by necessity of implied Definitions, and physics. Some folks, who were adopted at birth, regard the adoptee's as the true parents, but the Fact is, you can only have one Birth mother, so you could refer to her as, "My Birth Mother" this does not prevent you from calling your adoptee Mother, Mother as well. The Traditional Roles of Females Via History, would more then suggest that "Mother" is not necessarly the Birth Mother, but rather the Care Provider of any and all, as in Motherhood.,,Mother Earth, Mother Teresa, Mother Nature, Etc.

No, it will not! Notarized form may support a contract, but will not be good in this case. The only insitution capable of issuing such on order and honoring it is the Court. Keep in mind, in most of the states, the court will iniate an investigation on why the father is giving up his rights.

This would depend on the rules of succession for the country.

In England, adopted childen are not included in the line of succession, unless of course their birth parents were in the line of succession.

In Saudi Arabia the Heir is named by the King and need not be related by blood.

Depends. Some children who have contact with both they're biological and adoptive parents refer to both sets as "mom & dad". So I would talk to both sets and ask what they feel comfortable as to what you should call you're biological parents.

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