Adoption

You have to ask yourself if you are or not. Ask your husband to give you examples of what being a good mom means and where he feels you are slipping as far as motherhood. His idea of being a good mother may well be warped. If you feel it is, then remind him that it's just not the mother that brings up the children, but the father should be involved as well and both of you should be working together raising the children. If there is no validity to his accusations then tell him you aren't putting up with him talking to you like this and if you have any grievances with him such as he doesn't spend time with the children, or you work, come home and have to do everything else while he sits around remind him that he can always get another job, make more money and you'll happily stay home and give all your attention to the children. It's time to start communicating and not fighting with each other, but working together to bring your children up as independent and strong young adults.

He fights for custody.

Adopted means that someone who didn't give birth to the child, or made the mother pregnant, has agreed to be a parent to the child for all legal purposes.

More important you should ask your self what you have to gain by contacting her, and is it in the best interest of the child. Though I don't know you or your specific circumstances, your motives seem selfish, and you haven't thought ahead to the confusion and/or disruption to the life of not just this girl, but her family. Biology does not automatically make you a welcome part of that.

Wow, this is a good question. I dont see why it would matter to the courts what your sexual preference is and I dont think you have to tell them that you are same sex partners. If you want to have the child be legally adopted under your name do so, this is risky, because, if you and your partner ever break up then you will be financially responsible for the child until age 18. Now, I know I dont know the situation but the child has two parents, biologically, and is blessed to have someone in their life like you that cares enough to consider this, but be cautious. Go down to the county court house where you live and ask at the front desk what department you need to go, I think it would be were marriage licenses would be, ask for adoption information and think about it.. Good luck.

Love, compassion, well being, safety, food, clothing, medicine when needed, guidance, education etc etc etc (the list goes on forever)

Tarzan's adoptive parent in the book was a female ape named Kala.

Ohio has laws that allow the a parent to file a Termination of Parental Rights petition. Whether that petition is granted and to what extent is decided by the court based on the individual case circumstances. The voluntary relinquishment of parental rights is generally granted to allow a child/children to be a candidate for adoption. The court will not grant a TPR when its sole purpose is for a parent to escape financial obligations to their minor children.

Weinstein, N. D., & Sandman, P. M. (1992). A model of the precaution adoption process: Evidence from home radon testing. Health Psychology, 11(3), 170-180. doi: 10.1037/0278-6133.11.3.170

Dave went into foster care because his drunk and abusive mother, Catherine Pelzer, abused Dave. Dave's teachers stood up and went to the police when they got enough information to figure out that Dave was being abused.

There is no statistical information collected on the number of children becoming available for adoption in the US. The number would include those in private adoption, kinship placements, children moving from foster care to foster adoption, as well as readoptions resulting from disruption.

If you have a copy of your birth certificate then you go to vital statistics and ask for info from them. If you dont, you go to the hospital you were born and get a copy and go to vital statistics, they are usually located in the county court house of where you were born, they do all births,deaths,marriages and divorces. Good luck.

By Canadian Law if the mother of the child purposely did not contact the biological father and she married and her husband adopted the child and the biological father found out then yes, he can take you to court. If he can prove he's reliable, holds down a good job, is not into drugs and contributes to society then yes, he can have some rights. It will take a court of law and two lawyers to fight this one. The bottom line is ... "What is good for the child?"

Hi, wondering whether this would help! Website haveyouseenmydad.net designed to help anyone searching for birth parents and struggling because they don't have their names. It is an alternative way to search, you make a video using the details that you do have, (the details I have about my birth dad are minimal). The video can be added to the website, YouTube haveyouseenmydad12 and their Facebook page. The idea is to reach anyone who may know the person you are searching for as the videos are on YouTube they can be viewed worldwide. Sounds like a long shot? It is, but there's always a way, this could be it. I hope this helps, good luck.

It is not very likely. The child is now legally the child of the adopting parents. Giving up the rights makes it difficult to get them back.

using a English to Malayalam translation dictionary or taking help from someone who knows both the language

If you live in Australia, the only avenue for adoption open to you is inter-country adoption (unless you wish to formally adopt the child of a deceased relative). The Philippines is the "easiest" place from which to adopt, but inter-country adoption is an arduous road, no matter which country you attempt.

if you have a conviction, probably not; contact Indiana department of children services for more information.

The answer for each man that wants to adopt or has considered adoption will be as unique as that man. (were not all the same) I joined the Air Force when I was 20 years old and have changed countries every 2 years since then. Not a whole lot of time to establish a relationship and get a marriage going. I am 28 now and in another 10 years the chances of having a child wont be great. In another 15-20 years why shouldn't I consider adopting a child. I have dreamed of being a father my whole life. Who are you to stop me from expressing and giving my love to a child that needs a home?

A child isn't a car if it was one of your natural children you could have it institutionalised so you can still do that any way.

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no but it would save you from a guilty mind

In such a case, both biological parents must file a TPR petition voluntarily relinquishing their parental rights and the court must accept the petition before a child is eligible for adoption.

get emancipated..you have to get a job and show you can support yourself and have a place to live

What an LDS Family Services counselor is paid is based on their experience and the need in their area. You would have to contact the individual agency to see what the compensation might be. Be aware that LDS Family Services will generally only hire counselors with Masters degrees and proper certification in related fields. The Church's compensation policy for all employees is that they will 'compete with the national market while acknowledging some degree of consecration.'