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Dear Client,
Yes, please update documents as and when required, which best reflects your current way of life. Adoption deed, gazette notification and change in aadhar card, in this case court order is necessary or affidavit and simple application will work. All records hereafter can be effected through the aforementioned documents to get the adopted father's name on behalf of b. father. Consult a lawyer well versed in this as well.

Dear Sir,
You cannot surrender the said child as she attained 16 years of age. You may get her admitted in any reputed residential college and see that she is married of after she attaining legal marriage age.

In India, the legal age for adoption is 18 years. However, there is no upper age limit for adoption, and it is possible for adults to be adopted if both the adopter and the adopted person consent to the adoption.

If the girl you mentioned is above the age of 18 and is willing to be adopted by your parents, they can file a petition for adoption under the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956. The Act provides for the adoption of children as well as adults, provided certain conditions are met.

Dear Client,
The biological father, if present will be the primary guardian and you cannot adopt her in that case. However, if you are marrying her mother, then legally she is your step-daughter.

Dear Sir,
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)
A. Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015
1. What is Adoption?
Adoption means the process through which the adopted child is permanently separated from his
biological parents and becomes the lawful child of the adoptive parents with all the rights, privileges
and responsibilities that are attached to a biological child.
(As per Section 2(2) of the JJ (C&PC) Act, 2015)
The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection) Act 2015

Hi client,

If there are no prove of your brother as an adopted son, then why do you need to worry? If your brother cannot prove himself as an adopted son, you can proceed with your work.

Thanks and Regards
Simi Paul

Hello Client,
the facts of the case are not very clear to me so kindly explain it further for better advice.

Dear Client
You can follow the adoption procedure at Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) and get adoption of the child.
Hope it helps.

Dear Client
You need to comply with the procedures mentioned in the juvenile justice board and it will be the law governing body for this it would be better if you take help of an Advocate, this will help you in the whole procedure.
Hope it helps.

Hi client,
You have a right in all the things that your adoptive parents have left behind. Since all your documents already bears their name, it itself is a proof of the same,provided that you have abided all the clause mentioned under the act of Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Case. If any dispute offers in that case you can file a suit in the competent court of jurisdiction.
Thanks and Regards
Simi Paul