Adoption - retired pensioner
Adoption - retired pensioner
Can a retired pensioner adopt an 18 yr old child ?
1 year ago
A. Dear Client!
An adoption can be done only for the minor child only. An 18 year and above person cannot be adopted.
You can take care of the child aged 18 years. But cannot adopt.
Hope this resolves your query.
Adoption deed - My marriage is second marriage
My marriage is second marriage. My first husband is expired. So I adopted my daughter to my second husband [court marriage and registered adoption deed], but my husband filed complaint and he want to
1 year ago
A. Dear client,
As per HIndu Adoptions and Maintenance Act, 1956, Sec 15, No adoption which has been validly made can be cancelled by the adoptive father or mother or any other person, nor can be adopted child renounce his or her status as such and return to the family of his or her birth. So, valid adoption which is registered cannot be cancelled.
Subhashis Paul
can a revenue court magistrate have a right to cancel the adaption deed ?
Can a revenue court magistrate ( tahsildar or assi. commissioner) cancel the adation deed without the conscent of adaptor and adapti by filing a partition suit of opponets.
1 year ago
A. Dear client,
The magistrate should give the opposite party to defend the suit of partition. He cannot pass ordes without hearing from both sides. But he does not need any consent to pass the decree.
My wife and I adopted a male child
Sir/Madam, my wife and I adopted a male child a few years ago under Hindu act. Unfortunately the boy (now 15 yrs legally old) turned mentally disturbed, violent and disobedient 3 yrs ago. We needed to
1 year ago
A. Dear Client,
Adoption once completed following the due process of law then it cannot be cancelled by anybody neither the adoptive parent nor the adopted child as per the Section 15 of the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956.
Section 15 in The Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act, 1956
15. Valid adoption not to be cancelled.—No adoption which has been validly made can be cancelled by the adoptive father or mother or any other person, nor can the adopted child renounce his or her status as ...ReadMore
Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act, 1956
If the Mother of the baby is Divorced and wants to give away the new born baby to a childless married couple. Can the couple directly adopt the baby under Hindu Adoptions Act without going through the
1 year ago
A. A spinster or a divorcee or a widow, irrespective of her marital status, can also adopt a child for herself. A girl child can also be adopted. But the only point for concern is that in the presence of boy or a girl, the adopter cannot adopt another male child or a female child.
Adoption - couple aapne single bacche
Kya ek couple aapne single bacche ko apni sister ko god de skta h. Couple k ek hi baccha h
1 year ago
A. Dear client,
A child of a relative (a relative means the child's paternal uncle or aunt, a maternal uncle or aunt or
paternal and maternal grandparents)can be adopted ,as she is your sister she is eligible to adopt your child irrespective of the gender of the child.
Thank you.
Child Adoption - Can I adopt a child if
Can I adopt a child if any parents are willing to give their child to me and my wife directly without going through CARA (child adoption agency). What legal process should I follow?
1 year ago
A. In my humble suggestion, yes it is possible for you to do so provided you have the consent of your wife.
adoption of my wife's daughter
I am a divorced man , I had a daughter from my first wife and during divorce the Childs custody was given to her mother , I have remarried a girl whose husband had passed away and they had a daughter
1 year ago
A. Dear client, in my humble opinion the answer is yes
You can definitely adopt her as your daughter after following the legal procedure.
Legal - single unmarried can I adopt
Am 53 yrs old single unmarried can I adopt 22 yrs boy if he is totally depend upon me and he is ready for adoption
1 year ago
A. Dear Sir,
THE HINDU ADOPTIONS AND MAINTENANCE ACT, 1956
https://tcw.nic.in › Acts › Hindu adoption and Mai...
THE HINDU ADOPTIONS AND MAINTENANCE ACT, 1956. [Act No.78 of 1956][21st December, 1956].
Men who are unmarried can adopt as well as long as they are not a minor. However, if a man were to adopt a daughter, the man must be twenty one years of age or older. Only unmarried Hindu women can legally adopt a child. A married woman can only give her consent to adoption by her husband.
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A. Dear Client,
An adoption order severs the legal ties between a birth parent and the child, so that the adoptive parent(s) become the child's legal parent(s) throughout life. so the responsibility of the child's education, nourishment, maintaining lifestyle, sharing the property, upbringing etc will be on the Adoptive parents shoulders. after the adoption is done, adoptive parents' responsibility will be same for the adopted child as of a biological child.
