Adoption

It is generally of extremely questionable morality and ethics to reverse an adoption; if the child had been born to you naturally, would you relinquish parental rights given the same "problem"? If not, then you should take extraordinary measures to avoid doing the same with an adopted son. Extraordinary measures means really making an outrageous, extended, valiant effort to find any solution to the problem, or even a partial solution.

You should probably first see a counselor about parenting; discuss the problem that you have with your son and try to figure out why it is such an emotional obstacle for you and try to see if you can't find a solution to it. There is a solution to almost any problem.

If maintaining your parental rights is impossible for whatever reason, then you should consult with an adoption agency or with a lawyer to discuss your options and, above all, protect your son from any further emotional trauma.

You can't force him to, only a judge if he is found unfit.

A parent can not give her rights away but the court can make someone else the legal guardian of the child and approve adoption and terminate the parents rights. It's the court who decides if the woman the mother chose is suitable. Also, the court will require the consent of the father.

only if she is an unfit mother that has been reported

It depends on the state.

If this was a closed adoption you may need a lawyer, however, even if you are curious about your biological parents they may not feel that way about you, you can open up a whole lot of wounds by persuing this.

If your adoptive parents are still alive and you love them and they love you, leave well enough alone! Nothing good will come of this.

QuestionAsker - Yeah, but I have a brother, and i really want to know him, i havent even got a photo. Im 14, He's 18. that's all i know. i don't even know his name, its so unfair, apparently its illegal for me to contact him is this true?

I do not know if this is illegal, your best bet is to talk to someone (your parents) if this is not possible speak with someone who knows and understands your situation, they will help you, how do you know you have a brother? Find out everything from an adult who has your best interest at heart, perhaps a teacher or clergy, maybe there is a possiblity for you to contact your brother.

Yes, up your mom's bluewaffle. If you want to go to it, stick your penis in it when shes asleep.

Typically the biological parents' responsibility for the child ends with adoption. To be safe, however, the obligor should ask the court to enterer an order terminating child support.

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No. Nothing is automatic, at least in this state. You will be entitled to a court hearing. If you were deemed an unfit parent because you were on drugs and you went through rehab, that will change things. If something else has changed, that may change things. You can bring that up at the court hearing. Still, since you were already deemed an unfit parent, if you have no new evidence to present to the court at your hearing, the state will probably take your next child.

Generally, yes - as long as paternity has been established for the "illegitimate" child.

no.but birdman took lil Wayne under his wings when he was 14.this was after he noticed Wayne's pun-rapping skills and signed him under cashmoney records.but then Wayne was in a group known as HOT BOYZ which he was the youngest and birdman was in BIG TYMERS.

NO you can not adopt ONE, you can adopt children and pets though!

Try moving your sim in with their sister and children and then use the "Find Own Place" option on the computer to move him/her out with the children. You could also try moving the sister and the 2 children in with you and then moving the sister out via the "Find Own Place" button on the computer.

It depends how serious the condition is and if there's a history of violent behavior and such. Rules vary from agency to agency.

That is something I would really recommend to you because at its essence, an adoption, whether through a private or public agency is a court process and using a lawyer would ease the process tremendously. It is becoming more common for parents to remarry and have their new spouse adopt their child from a previous relationship. In order for a stepparent to adopt, he or she will need the written consent of the other biological parent. If this consent is denied, the stepparent must petition the court to terminate the parental rights of the biological parent.

You are either adopted or a foster kid but yes, at 18 parents decide whether you are still allowed to live in their house or not. You are an adult.

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If your child is a legal adult in whatever jurisdiction she resides and no law prevents you from contacting any other adult then the answer is yes. In the United States, the answer is yes. In a few Muslim countries the answer is no. In others the answer is maybe.

An adopted minor child has the same equal rights to financial support by the parents as does a biological child.

The only way you can adopt a child is that you have no child of your own at all. I have 2 girls of my own and live in america. my husband wanted to adopt a child in Iran. You also need to have a house or a land under the child's name in order to adopt a child.

It varies from state to state by quite a bit.

to my experience my father was married, had a child she was adopted by another man but still lived with her mother , My father past away and she is intitled to an inheritance because she remained with one of her birth parents and was not adopted out to other people . This is how she was abel to an inheriance.

You no longer have any ties to that child and the judge rarely revert an adoption. It would be like any random person would sue for custody. The relatives of the adopted child would most likely have a bigger chance than you since you already gave up the child once and they have to be sure you would not do that again. The child would go back into foster care until new parents were found. if the child is in a bad environment you would have to report that to the Child Protective Services.