Do I have to tell the bio father that my husband is adopting my baby?
No, the bio dad's rights have to be terminated first to be eligible for adoption which means you have to serve bio dad with the lawsuit saying you...
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No, the bio dad's rights have to be terminated first to be eligible for adoption which means you have to serve bio dad with the lawsuit saying you...
If the bio dad's rights are terminated, he no longer has to pay child support going forward, but could be ordered to pay back child support under...
You can request a name change in the adoption process. Honestly, once bio dad's rights are terminated he has no say in what happens in the...
Montgomery County has recently had a pretty big bigamy case that hit major news networks. It's not as simple as you think in having your marriage...
If your sister is the "noncustodial parent" then that means there is already a court order in place that should give her possession and access...
That fact alone is not enough to let you know if a court would find it in a child's best interest for you to adopt. A court will consider the kind...
If you wait until the child is 18 and do an adult adoption it will be much easier than attempting an adoption now.
If the child has an adjudicated father (either by going to court, going thru the AG's office, or signing an Acknowledgement of Paternity) then the...
I believe you are going to be too young to be allowed to foster, but that is up to CPS. You also cannot adopt because you are not an adult yet. ...
If the Judge ordered a drug test, then he has to follow the court's order. Most courts require mediation before a temporary orders hearing, so...