Is registered deed is sufficient for change in parents name in birth certificate for non institutional adoption from known family or court order is compulsory in all types of adoption as mentioned on ...
court orders are necessary so avoid any further legal issues in matters related to property or inheritance
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Sir actually I want to live alone without my parents a kind of divorce . And there is someone who is willing to adopt me . On this 25 Dec 2019 I will be of 16 years. My parents agree that I can go the ...
Dear Sir/Madam,
If your age is within the parameters of adoption and you can be legally adopted then your parents consent is necessary to take you in adoption by your adoptive parents.
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can a adopted child have property rights of their 1st parents?
Dear Sir,
After adoption the adopted child loses its rates over the properties of his natural parents.
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My maternal uncle legally adopted me in1994 when I was just 14yrs old.all formalities get done in Kanpur court, and I started living with both of them, mama and mami ji.but I reliazed that they were n ...
From the details as given by you it is clear that there was an adoption and you were legally adopted by your maternal uncle and aunt. There was a deed of Adoption, also. Adoption gives you all the rights in the adoptive family and you can claim your rights in all the properties whether it is moveable or immovable. For enforcing your rights you may file a suit in the competent court of law.
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A 70 year old widow, pensioner wants to adopt her sisters s SOn's daughter of 2 year old. She wants to give her property and the pension benefits. 1. Lady has no children of her own. 2. Can she giv ...
pension only given to surviving spouse. Adopted children not entitled.
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Sir , We are married for 10 years and have no issue. So , We wish to adopt a male baby from home. Please , guide me, in this regard .
You need to follow the rules of adoption.
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I am 50 and my wife is 40. We just got married 18 months back and neither of us have any issues from the past. We are very keen to adopt a child as soon as possible, but CARA guidelines prohibits us t ...
Opt for HAMA.
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Hi, We eant to adopt a child daughter and have known family with five daughters, and want us to adopt one of theirs. That family is not in our raltionship nor in our blood line. All childs are living ...
Dear Sir,
If provisions of HAMA Act are satisfied then you can adopt.
My sister got divorced few years back. She had a son. She has married again and her son is living together. Her son carries the surname of his biological father in all his IDs (aadhar card, voter id, ...
You can change it by way of affidavit and consent of the person who intends to change the same and get such petition signed by a JM 1st Class.
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This is about my father's brother family. In 2012 both husband and wife were diagnosed with HIV. In 2013 march they have adopted a female child legally by registering with sub- registrar. In September ...
Adoption and life threatening diseases have nothing in common.
For a valid adoption one must fulfill the requisite conditions for a valid adoption according to the adoptions act.
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