What can i do to get a AZ DL SInce i moved from KS with Restictions

You will have to clear up your issues in Kansas first and get a clearance letter from Kansas, before you can get an Arizona license.

I would like to adopt my step-daughter when she turns 18. What would I need to do?

You are talking about an adult adoption. In the State of Arizona, any adult may adopt another adult who is at least eighteen years old but not...

How do i adopt my sons 16 yr old friend. His mother can not care for him anymore and he has been staying with us for about a yr

This is a 2 step process. First a severance is necessary. The 16 year old's mother may consent, but you have to also sever the father's rights...

Do I have to have a lawyer/attorney to file for adoption? It is my husband trying to adopt me daughter.

I agree with Mr. Silkman. Adoptions can get quite messy. It is necessary to do this right the first time. Feel free to contact me for an free...

If I file for termination of rights towards my sons dad and something happens to me does he get the rights back?

Ms. Ramsay is quite right. I do, however, want to add that your fiancé cannot adopt your son until you two are married. After an adoption he...

How can my ex husband adopt my daughter?

I agree with Mr. Gibney's analysis. There may not be enough time to do an adoption before she turns 18. An adult adoption could very well be the...

Is it possible for my fiance to get graudtionship of my daughter?

I would agree Mr. Morton on the issue of a power of attorney, if your fiancé is visiting the doctor, taking the child to and from school without...

What does it take to adopt a stepchild?

If you were not married to the biological father and he was not on the birth certificate or there is no court documentation showing him as the...

Mr. Ziskin is correct. An open adoption is available in Arizona. First a severance must be done. Your friend would do a severance by consent. ...

Can I terminate my child's biological father's rights without his knowing or consent?

Mr. Brinkmeier is right on point. Four years is a clearly a case of abandonment and you will have to notice the bio-father for the severance. ...