Adoption

I think you have to respect her decisison. She´s the one who has to live with it and not you. To make that decision is never easy and she probably didn´t make it without a lot of thinking back and forth. If the future shows she has made a mistake that will be on her. And I´m sure she knows that.

Answer2: You cannot stop her if the decision is made. However, get her to go to your local Social Services Department , they can give her assistance and information that can help in her decision. There are programs for low income families, assistance with finding a home and other resources available to her.

Yes, it is possible to get re-adopted. If the child faces problems, abuse, privacy being invaded, rights not being met they can protest and get their social service worker to either fix the problem or send them back in foster care to get adopted.

Often when these problems occur, family counseling is the first step. If the child is being physically and visibly abused the child is allowed to leave there guardian.

The Young amateur Psychologist and Writer

Most people put there child up for adoption because they cannot take care of them, and don't have a good home for them. Some people put there children up for adoption because they don't want them, which is a cruel thing to do but it is the right thing if your going to just neglect your child because you don't want them.

Yes

What state do you live in? If you are you in Texas, try this website: http://www.lanwt.org/txaccess/lf.asp

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No you can't, but if there is a reason health-wise then you can get guardianship of the person or even Power of Attorney. Adoption is usually reserved for under-age children.

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You can give a baby up for adoption anywhere that you live in the U.S. The people who adopt the baby may not live in NY though.

brother or sister

No and not marry nor have a sexual relationship.

Ring the Dept for chid Protective Services and ask for relevant forms. They will also let u know of family court forms u need to submit. There is alot involved and some legal advice or a lawyer would help. It is a lenghthly process and they say almost impossible if the bio father(or sperm donor as i like to call it) wont consent. i am currently going through the process myself. best of luck to u and yr family.

A friend of mine adopted her ex daughter inlaw's child? Her husband then retired. They get acheck from social security to help take care of her is that legal?

Where can i place my baby for adoption because I have a 10 months old baby for adoption, she is medically fit and parent should be Christian and able to send her to school.contact for more information and pictures of her. Email(cassawiz@hotmail.com)

I don't think there is any "adoption" classes however, I would expect that you'd have to attend a parenting class. It might also depend on your state so ask an adoption agency

Not sure there are such a agency. They would risk being closed down due to discrimination. It's legal for gay couples to adopt and the list of children is over 120 000 so the social workers are happy to find good homes. It's proven that children adopted by gay couples thrive. You can do a private adoption if you only want straight couples.

Nothing. If you are considering placing your child for monetary gain I suggest you go to see a counselor. I placed my beautiful baby girl out of love for her. This should also be your reason. If you are looking to profit from you reproductive parts I suggest you look into becoming a surrogate.

Here is advice: * As far as I'm aware, the "adoption" of a person over 18 only happens in a few isolated circumstances ... one, an adoption may be in process prior to the child's 18th birthday, and is granted after the birthday, meaning that the child (now adult) is legally related to the adoptive parent and entitled to all rights of inheritance, etc. The second might be for a person with significant developmental or other disabilities that prevent them from taking on legal adult status. More likely, this second relationship would be a legal guardianship, not an adoption. I've never heard of an older, non-disabled adult being legally adopted ... I can't see that there would be any legal reason for it! * I can see a reason for it. If you want to be legally family, with all the legal rights of family - such as visitation rights in a hospital, insurance rights, etc. So, can adults, who don't want to be a couple, but would like to be considered legal family adopt one another? * Adults cannot "adopt" other adults even in circumstances where the prospective adoptee is mentally and/or physically impaired. The legal process would be to petition the court to become the legal guardian and conservator. This is only applicable to persons who have been deemed legally incompetent and are unable to conduct their personal and/or financial affairs. * Actually, in America, adults can adopt other adults. This process is known as "adult adoption". It has been used in many states by gay and lesbian couples who want to be accorded the legal rights of family members in areas where there are no civil union laws, although in some states it would be considered incest for someone to adopt their partner. It is also used by people who are not partners, but have ties that they want to cement as family ties for the purpose of inheritance rights, hospital visitation rights, and other rights generally considered the domain of family. It can be used by adults who want their step-parents to be considered their legal parents, as well. There are many different reasons and uses for adult adoption, but it definitely exists and goes on all the time.

yes, if she is suffering from some problems and her husband is not supporting her.

each case is different, but yes: single people can adopt.

The person doing the home study will look at your finances, and your support network of friends and family when evaluating you.

When you are adopted you are their child and they will pay for you and care for you without any state interfering, just as if they birthed you.

A fosterchild is being paid for by state and it's their responsibility you have a good family. they are the ones deciding what will happen to you. At 18 you are on your own.

If your parents only agree that you will be a fosterchild, it means if they are suitable they can have you back. If adopted it is permanent.

now-a-days it happens online, then you travel to the birth country to pick the child up. it is usually more expensive ($50,000)

When adopting that child are supposed to be like your own. if you are unsure you should not adopt. Stay with foster care if you don want to keep them. being returned is very harmful for a child and scars them for life. I'm sure you can imagine being abandoned twice or more. And yes, you can return them. And if you do I hope you have done everything in your power to make it work. It takes 2 years to make a family a family after adding a child like that, until everybody has settled down in their roles.

Guffin is an online game in which you can adopt and care for your animal in an online way. You can simpily go on to Guffins.com TM. and go to adopt a new animal, or so, and pick your animal. If this doesn't help..That sucks.

And in my opinion it is un-realistic and a waste of time.

- Kayla_n_Faith

All the information about you should be on the papers they signed when you were adopted.