Adoption

Her parents have to be willing to give up parental rights and you have to be accepted by the social workers and court. Since she is 15 the court will also ask for her opinion. if she is being abused of some kind you can report it to the social workers and they will find her a foster home and then you can apply to be fosterparents..

No Why do you think that your neighbor can adopt you. and you spelled "neighbor" wrong. at least get the spelling right before asking the damn question

Congratulate the parents just as you would if they had given birth to the child. "Congratulations!! I know you'll be awesome parents!" is a nice thing you could say, or "Congratulations on your new addition - I know you'll be happy together!" Those sentiments are appropriate for a new child, be it biological or adopted, baby or teen ager!

It depends on what country, state, even city you live in.

When adoption occur the family adopting you will get checked out in detail and so will the child's past. To get adopted the biological parents have to sign a form to let you go. if they are not suitable parents your adoptive parents can become fosterparents.

I have to wonder if you would give up your child if you had given birth to him. Anyone can give up their parental rights and if so the teen will end up in foster care until he is 18 and then he's on his own. You just contact the agency again. i do urge you to try every other way out though. Adoptive children usually didn't have a easy start in life and if kids usually are harder to deal with during puberty, a adopted child might act up even more. That doesn't mean they don't come out of it one day and become responsible adults. To be there is a parent's job.

the pros of open adoption, you will be able to see your child and keep in touch with your child, the cons it may hurt not to be with your child, maybe you will have feeling of jealousy or regret.

I have collected many stories of my birth parents. they are both not alive, that is of the reason I was adopted by a family that is not related to my birth parents. I want closure about all of this. It is a tragic way both my parents and all the siblings born the same moment I was born. My adoptive mother told me that she is not my mother. My adoptive father gave me hints and told me to use them to find where I belong.... My story is of many grievance's and of a lot of other peoples resentments and discrimination's since the end of the second world war and of cause during Ike. It is a lot of years now and I am a parent of adult children. I have no money to find my answers of my being adopted, but I do have an interesting story of how much I am living through due to the predators of my being a foundling that was adopted. So you see it is extremely important for me to find the papers of this. YOU can e-mail your questions and replys to: www.smallstage.loner113happy@gmail.com How do I find and open to me the closed files and records of my birth parents an who they really are along with my adoption records. I have my birth certificate from my adoptive parents with their family name of marriage.

In the case of adoption the baby is not yours at all, and in keeping the baby is when you keep your own baby , even if you have had it when you are a teenager.

You can only legally move out when you are 18 unless you have parental permission. The parents also have to give up their parental rights in order for you to be adopted as a minor. So if you still want to be adopted as an adult check with a lawyer if it is legal in your state when you turn 18.

Zeus became the important child of those parents because he was gay.

If you are married, both parents have to work or one has to be a full time student. The amount that one can deduct for dependant care is limited to the lowest salary of each parent. If one parent doesn't work and isn't a student, the deduction would be 0 because the least salary would be 0. The amount that one can deduct if one parent is a student is based on the number of months that the person was in school.

It really depends on the parent giving up the child but most likely not.

If your parents are not your biological parents and have adopted you and made themselves your legal guardians then they would have to have adoption papers or it wouldn't be legal.

Yes, if she has been found unfit.

A closed adoption is where, after the child is adopted, there is no further contact withe the birth-family, except maybe annual letters.

I am an adopted child and I highly recommend closed adoptions, because once they're open- they stay open. Guaranteed.

You can contact the Child Protective Service and they will investigate and see if you can stay at home or not. You can also talk to a trusted adult or relative or the police.

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It means having a baby, and you don't want it. So you give it to another family.

you can fined them at your local court house of the place were you adopted your child or if your looking for your own adoption papers it will be at the place you were adopted

yes u can adopt a child from almost anywhere

they dont ask for papers when you get married. just ids == That may not be possible. Right now. Perhaps President Obama will loosen the restrictions on undocumented aliens. Then only other option you might have is for her to return to her country of origin and return as a legal resident. I would speak with an immigration lawyer first.

When getting pregnant as young as this very very few relationships last and you should be prepared for being a single parent if you choose to keep it. He still have to pay child support. There is nothing you can do to force him to be interested or wanting to become a parent. He can sign his rights away and move on with his life. Becoming a mom at 14 means you have to take a look at your future.

# 60% of all teen moms drop out of school.

# You have to live at home a lot longer then you planned.

# Will never have any money.

# You will not make it without your parents paying and baby sitting and most likely are they not looking forward to have another baby in the house.

# Your friends will move on and you will loose contact with many of them.

#If you manage to go to college it will most likely be the local one and you will have no choices.

# if you think it's hard to do homework now you can imagine what it's like when you have a baby that wakes up every 2 hours and is really awake at 5 in the morning. Your parents have work so there's only you.

# Daycare cost and most likely will you not have the money so you are stuck at home.

Your options are keeping the baby, give it up for adoption (and if you do have a contract written if you want a open adoption or they can change their minds) or an abortion. This is something you need to discuss with your parents because they will play a even bigger part in your life if you choose to keep it. In the end the choice is yours.

And I wasn't writing the things above to discourage you but you should make a decision based on facts. It's easy to be a baby mood and see everything in baby pink (or baby blue). Reality will hit you hard if you are not ready for it.

No, it is not okay!