When can my husband adopt my daughter?

I would not advise that you say you don't know who the birth father is because you want to make sure he is legally terminated, and so you must...

Do I have a good chance of having my son's biological father rights removed so my husband can adopt my son?

Abandonment is based on multiple factors and an attorney would need to know if you were married, if he is on the BC, what type of financial...

My sister adopted my daughter and now she wants me to take my daughter back how would I go about doing that

You can certainly adopt.Your sister and any other legal parent that adopted would need to terminate their parental rights. You would need a home...

If your father's rights were already terminated, the law sees him as a stranger to you. While that TPR CANNOT be reversed, he could ADOPT you. This...

(Pasco County, Florida) Going From Permanent Guardianship to Adoption

You should hire an adoption attorney to assist you with this grandparent adoption. The process will differ if the birth parents agree or disagree...

What paperwork is needed to give permission for my unborn child to be adopted.

In order to legally place your child for adoption, you need to go through an adoption entity. I recommend Heart of Adoptions, Inc. They have...

My niece and her husband are giving me custody of their newborn so that I can adopt. I am in Fl she is in ohio

You cannot cross state lines from Ohio to Florida without filing ICPC, Interstate Compact for the Placement of Children. You need to hire an...

I had to adopt my grandchild because my daughter lost her parental rights due to drug addiction. She has now been clean

Since she has lost her rights, the law sees her as a stranger to the child. She could adopt her child back, but would need to contact an adoption...

We just found out that my 90 year old father in law adopted a now 45 year old woman 4 years ago. What can we do to reverse it?

In Florida, adoptions can only be voided if there was fraud or duress involved. You could try to prove such. Nicole W. Moore, Esq. Board...

In Florida, after you sign a consent to adoption, it is irrevocable upon execution for an infant under 6 mo and there is only a 3 day revocation...