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I would like to obtain a copy of my Mothers will. I have reasons to believe that my Sister has altered the will. Please help.
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Answered on April 05, 2015
I agree with both Brandon & Tony and would add the following:
Probate laws vary from state to state. In many states, when a person dies, the...
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2nd parent adoption for teen, as a straight man with bio mother still involved & willing. There is no marriage between us?
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Answered on April 04, 2015
In a second parent adoption, the mother would consent to your adopting her daughter while maintaining her own parental rights completely intact. ...
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Can my son be adopted by my boyfriend?
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Answered on April 04, 2015
You definitely need to retain the services of a Missouri adoption attorney. Adoption laws vary from state to state, and your attorney will know...
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Can my husband adopt my daughter?
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Answered on April 04, 2015
I agree with attorney Katherine Jay and would add the following:
Adoption laws vary from state to state. You need to retain an Oklahoma...
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I want to adopt my cousins unborn child, what is involved?
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Answered on April 04, 2015
I agree with attorney Meldie Moore and would add the following:
Adoption laws vary from state to state. If the parents live in another state,...
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Adult seeking to terminate my adopted mothers parental rights. IL adoption, current NC resident.
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Answered on April 04, 2015
I agree with Katherine's assessment. Adult adoptions are far easier than child adoptions, but you will need a North Carolina attorney.
The...
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What is the process of my husband adopting my child?
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Answered on April 04, 2015
In general, it is always easier to complete an adoption if the biological father signs legal consents. However, if he refuses to sign, the court...
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If something were to happen to me, what would happen to my 5 y/o? Could a relative adopt her?
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Answered on April 04, 2015
The previous answer is exactly correct, so I will expand on it. As your child's sole parent, you should complete a Last Will & Testament. In that...
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