If an adoptive father gives an affidavit that an adopted girl can not claim property. Can it disallow adopted girl, moreover there is no court order for adoption except marks sheet and aadhaar in adop ...
Dear Sir,
No person on this earth, the adopted girl from inheriting the property of her legal adoptive father. She can fight for her right.
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I would like to know if a person who is born as her mother was raped can make from his non biological father's sc certificate in related to adoption? If it deals with any other area of law please let ...
Dear Client,
The right to protect genetic material from DNA tests is a recent right of children upheld by the Supreme Court wherein children should not be lost in search of paternity. Family courts are directed that DNA tests should be ordered as a matter of last option between opposing parents. Although the determination of paternity is done through the application of the DNA test by the courts and the reliability and admissibility of DNA evidence has been considered by the Supreme Court in th
Can I legally adopt someone I care as my father? He is consented to be my Father and considers me as his own son. I really want him as my legal father.
Dear Client,
The Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956 governs the adoption in India for Hindus. As per this Act, the maximum age permissible for a person to be taken in adoption is 18 years. If the age of the adoptee, is older than 18 years, he cannot be adopted. However, a person more that 18 years old can also be adopted provided that a custom or usage is governing you both which provides for such an adoption.
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My father was adopted by my grandfather's own brother. He is cancelled his adoption. At this time my father died. What can we do? My adopted grand father can't give anything to me
Dear Client,
Your deceased father was adopted by the brother of your grandfather, who subsequently canceled the said adoption. If the cancellation of the said adoption is not done following the procedure of relevant law and a decree of the Civil Court, then you have no claim against the adopted grandfather of your deceased father. Moreover, if the adoption of your deceased father is not done following the provision of the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956, then it cannot be considered a v
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Can I get adopted ?? I'm 19 years old if I can I want to have a nice loving family
Dear Client,
Only a child under 18 years of age can be legally adopted in India. The maximum age for a single parent to adopt is 55 years, and the maximum composite age for a couple is 110 years. The maximum age of a child that can be adopted is 18 years. So, the adoption of a person at the age of 19 years is void under the law. According to Section 4(a) of the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act,1956, the age of the majority is 18 and accordingly, when a person is adopted at the age of 19 years
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I was adopted when I was 6 years old, however I just stayed with adopted parents for less than 4 months and I moved back with my biological parents. The issue is till now all my documents have adopted ...
Dear Client,
Adoptions in India are governed by two laws: 1) the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956 (HAMA), and 2) the Juvenile Justice Act, 2015. When the adoption of any child is obtained through a Court's order, any amendment or rectification in respect of any matter post-adoption requires a Court's order. The biological parents of the child have to approach the Civil Court for cancellation of the order of adoption to rectify the name/surname of the child in the relevant documents/recor
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This young man became very dear to me during my visits to Goa over the past 3 years. I'm an animal lover and am feeding strays whenever necessary in my homely surroundings. Since I took one year medic ...
Hello Client,
In India, adult adoption, especially adopting a male adult, is uncommon. The laws primarily focus on the adoption of minors.
Adult adoption is not legally recognized, so an official adoption would likely not be possible.Under HAMA, only children under 18 years can be adopted. Adult adoption is not covered. Under HAMA, only children under 18 years can be adopted. Adult adoption is not covered.Under this law, a male can adopt a male or female child, but a female cannot adopt a male
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I am 29 years old Men Working in IT earning around lakh per month but i want a mom and Dad
Dear Client,
The Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956 governs the adoption in India for Hindus. As per this Act, the maximum age permissible for a person to be taken in adoption is 18 years. If the age of the adoptee, is the person to be adopted, if he is older than 18 years, he cannot be adopted. However, a person of 29 years can also be adopted provided that a custom or usage is governing you both which provides for such an adoption.
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Sir, I want to adopt a child in my neighborhood with parents Concent then what is the legal boundation for this? Must i inform the NGO or adoption center?
Dear Client,
To give a child in adoption with the consent of parents of such child, one has to work under the provisions stated under section 2, 12, 13, 16 ,23 and 26 of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 and guidelines framed by Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA). Contact the District Child Protection Unit (DCPU) or an adoption agency to inform them of your plans to adopt, they will take you through the adoption process, a home study of your fitness to adop
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Can an adoption deed can be cancelled to a daughter post her marriage due hostile behavior towards senior citizen mother
Dear Client,
According to Section 2(d) of the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Sr. Citizens Act, 2007, “parent” means father or mother whether biological, adoptive or step father or stepmother, as the case may be, whether or not the father or the mother is a senior citizen. The law does not distinguish between birth parents and adoptive or step-parents. The duty on children to support parents includes adoptive parents and step-parents. So you can file an application against your adopt
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