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My husband wants to adopt my two small children who do not have known biological fathers. Can this be done?

Answered 10 years and 11 months ago by attorney Kathy Williams Richardson   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Adoptions
Your husband can definitely adopt your children if the proper procedures are followed.  This is a complicated matter since there is a question about the identity of the biological fathers.  You should consult with a local attorney to sort out all of the particulars, and to assist you with getting this matter done expeditiously.  The attorney fee will differ depending on which attorney you consult, and the time involved will depend on the course of action you and your attorney decide to take.  If you live in or around the Triangle, please feel free to contact us to schedule an initial consultation to discuss this matter. ... Read More
Your husband can definitely adopt your children if the proper procedures are followed.  This is a complicated matter since there is a question... Read More

Termination of Parental Rights or Step Parent Adoption

Answered 11 years and a month ago by attorney Kathy Williams Richardson   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Adoptions
You need to terminate the bio-father's rights in conjunction with doing a stepparent adoption.  If he has not contacted him or provided any support for him for the last 9 years it should be easy to get the judge to terminate his rights.  You should consult an attorney to discuss the particulars of this since the entire procedure is pretty complicated. ... Read More
You need to terminate the bio-father's rights in conjunction with doing a stepparent adoption.  If he has not contacted him or provided any... Read More

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