My sister contained by ruling is dying and we want to adopt her daughter. Can you will your child?
We were told that even if she requested that her daughter be left to my husband and I it wouldn't matter. I'm reading that MJ will his children to his mother. Can you leave your children to someone in a will?
Even if she were to let you adopt her child presently, the father would have to also approve. If not, and she were to die, even if you were 'willed' the daughter the father would still own legal rights to her. Is the father involved in the child's life at adjectives?
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Well, as messed up as it is, since the father is alive and his where abouts are known, before the adoption could be completed I would presume he would need to sign away his parental rights so that you would be able to adopt the child. Even if he were to want the child, you could pocket him to court after the fact and prove that he has never seen or supported the child...you would probably hold a good chance of getting custody at that point. Good luck to you!
I don't know where you live and what the laws are in a minute, but my cousin and his wife were able to adopt his wife's sister's daughter. His wife's sister died in the hospital giving birth to her daughter and my cousin and his wife adopt her because the sister always said if something happened to her she would want my cousin's wife to have her daughter. That be 23 years ago. Talk to an attorney. Good Luck!
Answers: In a will, you indicate your preferred guardian of your children. The judge is not bound to it, however. For instance, since MJ added Diana Ross as a substitute, the trendsetter could choose to completely bypass Michael's mother and give the children to Diana.
I was given guardianship of a child through a friend's will, but because she did not explain in the will or attached communication why her parents should not have guardianship (child abuse, religious fanatics), the judge give the child to her parents and ignored the will.
Also, your friend could also begin immediate adoption proceedings for you to adopt her child. My former neighbors adopt their son while his mother was dying. They kept the child with his mother until after her death and consequently moved back to their home town.
If she is dying, and she wants you to have her child - she could just allow you to adopt her daughter very soon, while she is still alive. She would still be the girls mother, of course, but you would essentially be responsible for the girl.
Yeah, you can definitely leave custody of your children to somebody in a will. It's best to travel through a lawyer before she dies to make sure that everything is taken caution of, legally, and there are no loopholes that someone can get through.
It's unquestionably something you can do though.
Pretty sure you can. "You get my house, you my motor, oh and you my kids!"
You name a guardian for a child in the will consequently after a period of time you would be able to start the adoption process.
all has to been done ,within the family courts
YES
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Even if she were to let you adopt her child presently, the father would have to also approve. If not, and she were to die, even if you were 'willed' the daughter the father would still own legal rights to her. Is the father involved in the child's life at adjectives?
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Well, as messed up as it is, since the father is alive and his where abouts are known, before the adoption could be completed I would presume he would need to sign away his parental rights so that you would be able to adopt the child. Even if he were to want the child, you could pocket him to court after the fact and prove that he has never seen or supported the child...you would probably hold a good chance of getting custody at that point. Good luck to you!
I don't know where you live and what the laws are in a minute, but my cousin and his wife were able to adopt his wife's sister's daughter. His wife's sister died in the hospital giving birth to her daughter and my cousin and his wife adopt her because the sister always said if something happened to her she would want my cousin's wife to have her daughter. That be 23 years ago. Talk to an attorney. Good Luck!
Answers: In a will, you indicate your preferred guardian of your children. The judge is not bound to it, however. For instance, since MJ added Diana Ross as a substitute, the trendsetter could choose to completely bypass Michael's mother and give the children to Diana.
I was given guardianship of a child through a friend's will, but because she did not explain in the will or attached communication why her parents should not have guardianship (child abuse, religious fanatics), the judge give the child to her parents and ignored the will.
Also, your friend could also begin immediate adoption proceedings for you to adopt her child. My former neighbors adopt their son while his mother was dying. They kept the child with his mother until after her death and consequently moved back to their home town.
If she is dying, and she wants you to have her child - she could just allow you to adopt her daughter very soon, while she is still alive. She would still be the girls mother, of course, but you would essentially be responsible for the girl.
Yeah, you can definitely leave custody of your children to somebody in a will. It's best to travel through a lawyer before she dies to make sure that everything is taken caution of, legally, and there are no loopholes that someone can get through.
It's unquestionably something you can do though.
Pretty sure you can. "You get my house, you my motor, oh and you my kids!"
You name a guardian for a child in the will consequently after a period of time you would be able to start the adoption process.
all has to been done ,within the family courts
YES
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