Adopted child, does arrears still get owed in the state of florida ?

All child support owed at the time your parental rights are terminated are still owing. Adoption only relieves you of future payments.

Stepparent adoption?

Talk with an adoption attorney to review the facts in your case. You will need to determine what type of notice, if any, the other parent is...

How can British citizen 12 yr old come to live in US with her Aunt?

You need to find an adoption attorney in Colorado who is knowledgeable of Hague Convention requirements in order for it to be done correctly. You...

If someone adopts a child and after a few years changes their mind, can they give this child to someone else ?

Since the grandmother has adopted the children, she assumes the role of parent and can proceed to place and consent to adoption.You would need to...

The termination of parental rights ends future child support but he is still responsible for past due amounts.

While you can probably be adopted, the adoption of an adult will not change your immigration status. Please consult with an immigration lawyer.

How would I go about giving/adding my last name and being put on my stepdaughters birth certificate?

You need to do a step-parent adoption to make your oldest, your daughter. Please contact a local experienced adoption attorney to help you handle...

Legal adoption and filing green card for married adult.

Adoption will not provide any immigration benefits to an adult. I would suggest that you consult an immigration attorney to see if there is another...

I want to adopt an adult male and get him here to live with me and husband can this be done

Adopting an adult does not bring any special immigration benefit. You should seek an immigration attorney to see if there is another route.

I have Sole custody, can adopting stop ordered grandparent visitation? is there a waiting period from custody grant date?

Since there is a court order, the best course of action would be to motion to vacate that Order based upon the adoption and the court should then...