Can you overturn an adoption

Birth parents are allowed a limited window in which they may change their minds before their consent is considered permanent and therefore irreversible. Each state has its own time frame, ranging from 72 hours after birth Nevada to 25 years of age Virginia.

That time frame is also influenced by how the adoption was processed. All states revoke consent in cases involving fraud, duress, or misrepresentation. Further, some states only allow disruption based on those circumstances. Another common reason to contest or disrupt an adoption occurs when one biological parent was not privy to the adoption process or was unaware of the birth of the child. In such cases, should the biological father not agree with the adoption, the biological father will typically initiate a paternity action and contest the adoption.

The process of contesting an adoption can take anywhere from a few months to multiple years in more contested cases. Birth parents, adoptive parents, and the adopted child are all able to file a petition to reverse an adoption. If the birth parents wish to restore their parental rights, they may file a petition. However, this is generally the most difficult type of adoption reversal, and may actually be impossible in some states.

When it is allowed, the birth parents will be required to prove that they have extraordinarily improved their abilities to care for the child. Additionally, they will need to obtain the consent of the adoptive parents. An example of this would be if the relationship between the parents and the child is so poor that neither party benefits from the arrangement in any way.

It is unlikely that a court would ever grant a reversal simply because the adoptive parents wish to be relieved from their responsibilities as parents. An adopted child may wish to reverse an adoption if they are seeking emancipation from their adopted parents, or if they wish to contact their birth parents but the terms of their adoption stipulate that they may not.

Most commonly, an adopted child wishes to reverse the adoption due to a failing relationship with their adoptive parents. In some cases, the child has found a suitable replacement for themselves and the adoption process may begin again. This would remove the old adoption of all legal power. As mentioned above, states do not allow adoptive parents to simply return the child to the adoption agency or their birth parents. This is true regardless of where the child was adopted from, whether that be national or international.

Once again, in cases where the adoptive parents are unable to properly care for the child, a court may allow the adoptive parent s to terminate their parental rights if there is another prospective adoptive family lined up. Additionally, a court may allow the adoptive parent s to modify their original court order granting the adoption to allow for another party to be granted custody of the adoptive child.

Once again, once an adoption is final, that child is treated the same as a biological child of the adoptive parents.

Similar to normal parents, it is important that adoptive parents make arrangements for their adoptive child to ensure that they are cared for in case they become incapacitated or die. Thus it is important that adoptive parents conduct estate planning, including drafting a will or crafting a guardianship for the child in case they become incapacitated or die.

In more serious cases, the local authority might ask that a child is placed in their care. Being in care is not the same as living foster care, but an interim care order gives the local authority the ability to make decisions about the child alongside the parents.

During these proceedings, parents will be assessed. Family members will be looked at too as part of the need to assess all placement options.

The law in England and Wales is clear in terms of where children should live as a result of this process: firstly, with their parents; if not with their family; if not with a friend or some other connected person; and if not then in foster care or in local authority provided accommodation. This is always subject to the control of the court — sometimes the local authority negatively assesses a parent, but the judge takes a different view. I am talking in general terms.

The options here tend to be foster care or — if the child is younger — adoption. The court will weigh up the pros and cons of adoption against the other options and form a view. If the court decides that a child should be placed for adoption, and in doing so that there are no other realistic alternatives, the judge will make a Placement Order.

A placement order authorises a local authority acting as an adoption agency to identify an adoptive family for the child and place the child with the family they have found. This does not mean that the child is now adopted — just that they are placed with potential adopters. To become adopted the adopters — who are entitled to anonymity — have to apply for an. To legally oppose the order, the birth parents have to be given Leave to Oppose. The root comes a curious mix of German and old Saxon to mean a formal type of approval.

When we say leave, we mean to do something with the permission of the court. If leave to oppose is given, there will be a final hearing where the birth parents can contest the adoption fully.

If leave to oppose is not given, there will be a final hearing, but the birth parents will not be entitled to make representations. This effectively means that leave to oppose is the last chance for the birth parents to stop an adoption they do not agree with.

The court of appeal has on several occasions made clear that the bar should not be set too high so as to make it impossible for a parent to show that they have made sufficient changes.

In my experience, the giving of leave is rare. And, of course, even if the court gives leave it is no guarantee that the adoption order would be successfully opposed, in much the same way that you might pass the X-factor audition, fly all the way to LA, only to be sent home the day after.

As in all applications for an adoption order a child will have been placed for some time, and so the court must take into account the effect of removing the child from that placement or creating a disruption to the placement with the adopters. Many have argued that this more holistic focus on welfare with no starting point in terms of birth family relationships creates an insurmountable hurdle for birth parents wishing to challenge an adoption as they are unlikely to be a more attractive placement option when compared to the professionally approved adopters with whom a child has settled.

Sometimes a placement will not be found for the child or there will be a change in circumstances. This may be made by the local authority or on behalf of the child as of right, but if it is made by any other person needs permission. An application can only be made if a child has not been placed for adoption.

Y is a little boy of nearly three years. He was covered in bruises. Y and his siblings were removed into temporary foster care. In July when the court considered what should happen to each of the children, the Court made an order placing Y for adoption.

As the local authority began looking for an adoptive placement for Y, the foster carers whom he had stayed with since March decided that they wished to adopt him.

The local authority — along with the foster carers — began the process of applying for an adoption order. In the meantime, the parents applied for permission for leave to oppose the adoption. The judge allowed submissions to be made by the parties in writing, and gave permission to the parents on 29 June In making the original decision, the judge took account of all the changes the parents had made.

They had moved home, their relationship was no longer an abusive one, both had accessed treatment for their own problems including medication for low mood and had cut ties with other, risky members of the family. On balance, and mindful that the bar should not be set too high, the judge found that parents had made sufficient changes so that they should be given permission to oppose. The local authority appealed. I accept the submission that, having conducted contested fact-finding and welfare hearings in the care proceedings, the judge was, as Ms Ecob put it on behalf of the father, uniquely placed to evaluate whether the changes of circumstances asserted by the parents were sufficient.

It is plain from the judgments in the care proceedings that he had a deep and detailed understanding of the history of this difficult and sensitive case, of the characters and conduct of the parents, and the needs of this little boy. His assessment of the second limb in that context as set out in paragraph 33 of his judgment seems to me to be a careful and balanced analysis.

The Court of Appeal acknowledged that not every judge would have made this decision. He was better placed than anyone. The Court also reminded parents that just because leave to oppose had been granted did not mean that they would be successful in opposing the adoption. Another unusual feature of this case was the participation of both parents at a video hearing in spite of being profoundly deaf.

The parents had the benefit of sign language interpreters and intermediaries. The Court confirmed that when dealing with cases involving disabled litigants, the guidance in Re C see my post on this case here applies and careful thought should be given to ensure they can participate properly in the case.

I also got my daughter taken after cps workers made up lie after lie about me making me out to be this monster that km not. Me and my daughter were very close and come to find out the adoptive parents, the cps worker, all of them were all friends and in on this together which is so illegal.

They ruinend my life and now i am not able to have any contact with my little girl. Anyways i know this is hard on you but remember as soon as you turn 18 u can get out of there. Dont take your own life sweetheart u seem amazing and your life isnt worth taking over those scum bags.

Have u tried calling cps yourself and told them whats going on at home? U can me anonymous.. Do you know who your real parents are? I have had a termination of parental rights done on me. I know a lot of people who have. None of them wanted it. Very few went through over legitmate matters in which a child should be removed.

You may have someone out there that never wanted to lose you and loves you very much. You may not. But from my experience you do! So maybe look for them.. My husband and I adopted 2 little boys from foster care. The oldest is not showing sexual behaviors towards the youngest. He was admitted at an inpatient mental health hospital and continues outpatient treatment. He continue to show this behavior.

We have alarms on his doors. I have reached out to multiple resources and no help yet. We are considering reversing the adoption with our oldest son due to the fact we need to keep our youngest son and grandchildren safe.

Do you think an adoption reversal would be possible in our case? And only won on supreme court appeal. Hi i need some advice, i live in the UK and i lost my son 4 years ago due to domestic abuse from his father and mental abuse from social service, they lied about alot on the case and even had a drug test come back incorrect.

Its a long story but i shouldnt have lost my son. I wanna know if i can reverse the closed adoption, because i have a right to have my son, i also have a 1 year old little boy who also has the same father as my first i didnt leave him after i lost my first son as i spiralled into a bad dark hole doing drugs and taking the beatings because i felt i deserved it social are in my life till 14th of feb next yeat on a supervision order but i feel that if im a good enough parent for my young boy then i have a right to have my first boy he deserved to be with me and his brother, my life and mental health is so much more stable and i fleed to refuge to get away for ex and then move out the area to get away from my kids dad.

My social worker now has done everything to keep my youngest with me and has helped me massivley, mylife is so different and im very proud of how far ive come and the women ive become but i feel with my first son they took the easiest option and removed him, whwn they could of worked with me like they are and have with my youngest, as the sitiations were both same so i wanna know can i fight for my son back from a closed adoption.

Please i need help and advice i want my boy home i miss him and i havent seen him since he turned 1?? Me and my siblings were taken by dcfs in from my mother, at the time i was 11 I am now 15, my younger sister who was 6 and is now 11, by brother was 2 months now 4, and my older sister who was 16 and now Everthing that led up to my adoption was completly illeagal, I was never told anything.

I never got told anything about what was going on with my mom, i was supposed to be present at all the court dates and never was. My mom was also never told anything and was denied all legal rights.

There is so many illegal things that went down. I am currently very unhappy where i am and i want to go back to my moms who is clean and stable doing very well, but the adoption has already been finalized in I need help and answers to do an adoption reversal, I am aware I will need a lawyer, I do live in utah and i know in some states it is difficult to do an adoption reversal and my aunt would not sign the paper work but if me and my mom did and took my aunt to court would that still be a case that we could like win?

Just for a little backround, my aunt is very controlling, I have no privacy, she tracks everything on my phone, she goes through my room, i never leave the house, she doesnt let me hang out with the one friend I actually I have.

I am done with all of this shit and just want to be back with my family and i want to be happy again. Emancipate look up how to on google from adoptive parents at Then write to your courts about your siblings.

Unfortunately there isnt much you can do for your younger siblings but you can get out in a year. Once emancipated from adoptive family you can choose where you want to live, that includes with your mom. Hi, I am 22 years old and my biological youngest biological brother is We were separated as kids and both adopted in different homes.

He is about to turn 16 in July, he is not in a very good home with his adoptive mother and I was looking into either wondering if he could get his adoption reversed if I took guardianship of him or adopted him, he could move into my home. I have two jobs and have the income to provide and care for him. I know that my parents would take guardianship of him, they have a really good family bond and he loves staying at my house and spending time with my family? Then he will have guardianship over himself.

Then he can live with you. Google how its done. My now Ex, wanted to adopt a child. We have 2 children together and I never wanted more than 2 kids, but I was working through the emotion of this decision for our family. After going through all the adoption process, we were granted the adoption of the child.

A week after the adoption was finalize, she asked me for separation. I was never able to create a relationship with the kid and now I am legally responsible for this child. I was wondering about the chance of reversing the adoption but also the process if there is one. Thank you. I hope that I am making sense. Our great niece was adopted out to her foster parents. Even though we are certified foster parents and even adopted one of our daughters. We visited our great niece and were very capable of taking her in.

Even though dcs supported sending her to us. We are and were devastated! She was basically stolen out of our family. We found out that the foster parents have a relationship with the mayor of the town.

The original cps worker on the case committed suicide even during the case. We had an approved icpc and even hired an attorney. The judge shut the case down before our lawyer could even help. We want her back if at all possible. Please please let me know if there is anything we can do.

The injustice has been awful for us and our kids! They are heartbroken. Any help of info is much appreciated. I know nothing I have nothing and I feel like nothing.

This system is twisted and I never neglected any of my kids all the pain and etc I have to live with everyday is ridiculous. My prayers go out to you almost the same situation happened to me..

I live in florida. Back when I was 20 so in or so my 9 year olds grandma took my kids from me. She cohercied my twoo other people to call dcf and she called at the same day. And apparently just because 3 people called in one day that gave dcf the right bto come take my babies I no that she had to been paying them off the case worker and such. My ex husband was the reason I fell off the deep end because he took an open plea. Right after we had my second daughter and knowing he would get 2 years rather then taking probation he wanted to get the time over with.

Because he is an addict and I guess he really didnt care what happened to his nor did he no it would be that bad. Well with him gone I moved in with my baby sister biggest mistake ever she was using needles and I had started using ti because I was heart broken. Her son my sperm donor got arrested in fk and got violent with his mom anmmin front of my daughter he got a no contact order so what does the bitch denies to me and says her mons dying in cali and as soon as she crosses over she will come back.

Then it was up to my ex husband because he just got out if jail. A 5 time felon gets a shit. How much pain and trauma they caused I went to my parents ngf classes got a job and passed all my pee tests. And then what do you ni I. Fail for pcp i dont even no what that is and i nooeea fact the pee was clean they placed it.

I did not sign my rights up but noth my baby daddy did. I wish I had a time machine I dint ni what ti d in. They say since I refused to sign my rights over to them that I could never have a kid again when they took my kids and did an illegal home study at my sisters house that she was moving out of.

And they took all these notes and pictures and said I was living in the apartment with my children with no lights or water and my sister had needles in her bathroom floor in her room and they lied and said it was my room. They dont care my youngest my t daughter lives near me but I hardly ever see her because she is with these obese people that make her eat mc donalds every day and night.

And dont run and play with her. My oldest comes to visit every summer since they bitch that started all this took her far far away. There is some very wicked illegal stuff taking place in the United States of America. With the cps and promise ship program. They are stealing people children, and making it very hard for them to get them back and them terminated there God given rights within 15 months.

My grandson got sick and the mother took him to the hospital they admitted him the next day she left the hospital to make a errand. So my son went out there instead. But the promise ship program had been watching her Facebook and following her around. They forced themselves in there life at the. Hospital from his birth. So while my son was with the baby the hospital called cps and said mother left but never stated that my son was right there. They snatched him from him even with police being right with them said too late he is ares now.

We all had i fight to get him back we all lost cause nothing was good enough cause they already had a home picked before he was ever taken!!! Even the judge said give him back they still refused.

My son gave up. He was adopted by that lady in 15 months. She was at all of are libraries visits she changed his language before we even lost him. Now we find out that he is not my sons baby. My son did ask for a DNA which was denied to him.

We now know who the real father is and he wants his son. But we are not sure what step to take. Cps and promise ship needs to be investigation by fbi the state is illegal stealing babies and kids and lying to do everything yo keep the family apart!!! Many more children will be stolen. Be careful what and when u do anything. If your trying to fight DCFS to get your kids back. U should get affidavits from anyone that knows you and have them write out on me on your capability and the love u give.

How you treat and then. Then you write one of ways you deal with handling problems and what the of come was. And your feelings on this situation. Then send it straight to the judge. Not the case worker straight to your judge. Asking to get them back and why. Do not bad talk the workers or law facilitators. No bad talk about anyone. Just you and your feelings and reasons why you deserve to have them back. While giving birth to my second set, my first set was in the care of grandmother.

He was charged for child neglect andis in jail. Adoptive mom would send me updates but recently blocked me. There mother had passed the girls where 16,11,9,6,2. My husband and I did everything we possibly could do for these girls. Mentally none of them have recovered. They all have difficulty in life even with counseling for years.

I have now been a foster parent for four years. And I have seen so many abused children, neglected children, and children that have been loved by their parents. They have their own family. It is no longer about you. This is even with their parent or parents telling them that they love them. I see you love your children and want to be part of there live. You did it for your children. It will be hard but Wait until they are adults they will love you for everything you gave up for them.

As adults the kids will be able to understand and you guys will form a very strong and loving bond. Biological father wanting custody of daughter restored after ugly court battle 8 years ago with his parents he was adopted.

Daughter ended up being adopted by his adoptive parents and relationship still very poor to this day. If he voluntarily gave up his child for adoption to hi s parents, there are a number of questions that he needs to discuss with a local attorney to get all in order. Most courts will not take a child away from biological parents unless there is some type of serious harm that is likely to occur, the person is dangerous ie.

If this is what happened, his chances are pretty slim. The problem here is that there was some type of custody battle between a parent and the grandparents over a child. This is not normal.

That needs to be explored in depth with a local attorney that can view the case file and examine those specific facts against the statutes involved. Best of luck! My best friend was adopted when she was 6 months old by her new step father. He was later convicted of molesting her.

She has extreme mental problems because of the abuse. She has recently told me she wants to get the name removed from all her documents. We are in Texas and the adoption took place in Texas. Is there anyway she can get it reversed without going to court? I Live in North Carolina. My ex-wife and I divorced in June of , I adopted her daughter in May of Every day my adopted daughter asks if her biological father can be her Dad and if she can go live with him, he wants her to come live with him.

She will be 9 in May, she knows what she is asking. My granddaughter was adopted by her maternal grandmother. It was a CPS case, I had her the first year and 1 month she was 2 weeks old and I intervened but we went to mediation and I agreed to maternal grandmother adopting her as long as I kept visitations with my granddaughter as I had been doing.

My son got in trouble before she was born and was incarcerated during the case. Biological mom signed away her rights and both parents rights were terminated. Mom relapsed once the child was returned and CPS allowed her to stay with maternal grandmother instead of returning her to me, which is why intervened.

We would like to know if my son is able to try and reverse the adoption upon his release? Is there anything he is able to do once he gets his life on track? Any time an adoption will be set to a reversal, each individual state imposes its own set of rules that vary quite differently.

As a general rule, most states do not believe that an adoption reversal — except in somewhat extreme cases — is necessarily in the best interests of children. That said, depending on the local statutes where the parties and child live, a reversal may be possible. More often than not, if there can be an agreement that is reached, the process of reversing or setting a new adoption might be streamlined and easier to obtain.

It sounds like there were some serious reasons why either parental rights were stripped or an adoption was forced, taking away parental rights from the biological mother and father. When this happens, the courts are extremely leery of granting rights back to the parent is very difficult. This is primarily because the threshold for taking away parental rights is so high, that when it happens, the courts generally view it as a serious hazard for that parent to be with a child — remember, the courts primary consideration is NOT whether a parent has had something taken away from them, their primary concern is the life and health of the child.

Speak to a local professional that can give you some specifics on your case as soon as possible! I am a 13 year old I am almost 14 and I was adopted by my grandparents when I was 12 my father gave away his rights but my mother never did and now my mother has been sober for almost 2 years and has a job and a house and I think it would be in my better interest to be with her.

I am currently 14 years old and I live in Nebraska. I was adopted when I was 8 years old. My biological parents had their rights terminated so they are out of the picture. We have two very different personalities. She started sending me to respite in on weekends and summers. Then it was weekends, summers, and holidays. Last November I ran away from my house and she sent me to live with my respite family. It is now almost Christmas time and she is just signing temporary guardianship.

Is there any way for my adoptive parents to sign over more rights? Or reverse the adoption? I would really love your help figuring this stuff out. No, its abandonment and you as a child can petition the courts to have them removed as your guardians! I have been given access to talking to her and spending time with my biological family in California, however I live in Montana.

I keep regular contact with her and my little brother l, whom she still has custody over. The dark looks I get when I do grab a snack.

And I never seem to do anything right. However, their daughter, currently 21, has. There was a day that I was having a bad day, and I ended up swearing, and she responded by slapping me across the face.

I was 14, she was I felt more wanted in 2 months then I have in 6 years. I feel the same way. My adoptive parents only gave me one serving even if I was still hungry. And if I did ask for more I was called fat or ridiculed. I wish I had my biological family to step up like they did for you. After you are emancipated you can choose to live where you want.

Including with your real mom! While on a meet with my doctor because I hit my head and think I had a concussion she made me cry to the point of not being able to speak then took over the call. Does this warrant the adoption to be reversed. I think she loves you more than you ever know but possibly the illness is making her upset more and maybe wondering about you without her.

I suggest going sitting down an talking with your mom and tell her how you feel and that you love her so much.. Im an adoptive parent and I bet this will work she just worried to the point its stressing her out thinking about you and her. Hey I recently got myself in a situation 3 weeks ago. I am 25 years old. Military wife of an active staff sergeant of the us army who just pcsd here fort hood. My marriage of 6 years had went through a rocky point where me and my husband both stepped out on one another.

I began to search adoption agency. But closed out on it because I wanted her my unborn daughter at the time to be a blessing to someone. I searched the army wives Facebook group and came across a story from a girl and her husband whom is also in the Military station at the next duty station from hood in El Paso Texas who I felt so deeply sorry for as well and figured they would probably be perfect.

I needed someone with a steady income financially stable etc who want to be parents bad. Not even a week, the next few days I went into active early labor. I then acted on impulse and signed my rights over. I just need to know is there anything you can do or advice you can give. The cost of it all. And must I mention the father never signed over his rights if that help nor was he notified about the adoption.

Will take to the news if I have to about the fraud adoption. Please get back to me if you can thanks so much. Just found out my mom dies April 28th, my brother sis not I for my sister and I. My brother and his wife say they are born again Christians and have stolen from my parents at the time of death. We are out of state. They are not adopting from India, my sister and I want to stop this because of all the faulseness they show to the world. An we get sued if we try to stop this adoption?

What if my mother and father and I dont get along and all we do id fight all of the time and i just dont think i can mentally take it anymore is there anyway that i can qualify for an readobtion? Can adoption be reversed in the state of South Carolina? I was 21 when I had my son. I finally have a decent job, older wiser, and on my feet now and I want to reverse the adoption, but not sure in the state of South Carolina if I can do it without my parents the adoptive parents consent or if it can be done at all.

Can someone please answer this? I love my baby boy to the moon and back and I just want to be his mom like I should be. I pray the Lord will open the door and guide your feet to regaining parental rights of your son. God Bless you c. So what happened in my situation?

Because I was kidnapped at 8 months old by my grandmother and her boyfriend Timmy at the time in California. I was taken away from my mother and taken to Florida to my grandmothers boyfriends aunts house, who in fact some how became my adopted mom…….. Regardless of what anyone says. I also know when I was in the 5th grade, my adopted mother even said that biological family is trying to get me back. I guess when you have a lot of money and a well known therapist you can take things, buy it regardless if its an animal, decoration shit I guess you can buy humans as well!

Every second, every minute, every single fucking day I wake up I feel I have been living a lie since I was 19 and found everything out. I would love to talk to you. We are fighting to get a baby back that was unlawfully trafficked through Foster Care in Florida. She will be in your situation when she is your age and know that she was stolen.

Have you called your local US Representatives Office locally? I am not in FL, but I would encourage you to do so. Try and make an appointment and see if they will make an appointment where you can tell the staff member in the office your story, they can open a case for you and perhaps help to get the ball rolling in straitening out your records.

Some of those records are likely State but some are Federal. I just want you to know you have been heard. There has to be hope. So is there a time limit on adoption reversals in Maine? He was coerced by his adopted mother into the adoption. She later emptied his savings account and threw him out of the home. I did my case plan and fought for almost a year when I started feeling very discouraged about everything my mother called me and told me she wanted to help me anyway she could she coerced me into signing over my rights to my daughter and getting my boyfriend at the time her father to sign his over.

She said she was going to fly me to Oregon where she lived and when DCF was out of my life sign my rights back over well….. I wish u the best i hope u can figure ur situation out. I was under the impression that she would go back to her parents but that did not happen.

I put my whole life on hold to care for a child that I didnt know but grew to love. I am now 26 and It seems like I was pressured into adopting her by the state. They gave me a time frame to let them know what I wanted to do as well as told me that If i didnt she would be posted state wide.

I was nervous about letting her go to a new home without knowing who she would end up with so I went through with the adoption. I want to reverse my adoption and let her go with a family that is more established and willing.

Wow…… your a bit of a twat… should have thought about that b4 adopting the poor child. We arnt your trash to throw away when your done… you should have dealt with your guilt of not adopting her when the option arose, not after the case.

Score you make a comment like that and calling someone out their name because of how they feel. Try adopting a child whom no matter how much you try to love them and do things to make them happy; disrespects you, lies, steals, run away, and everything against you and does things to purposely hurt you. Then talk about how somebody should feel. Tell that parent a child is not trash. The adoptive parent is doing from the heart. If the adoptive parent did it for any other reasons we are still not to judge.

She was young when she took the child in and probably does not have the support we need to make her feel differently. You are so correct! We adopted a sibling set and the youngest was and still is exactly what you described. He is know 19 years old and has moved on to bigger things: drugs, mental abuse toward us and continues to perfect his awful ways. We have done everything under the sun to be able to guide him down the right path like his brothers but he continues to make bad choices and we are done saving him and being his punching bag.

Does anyone know if its possible to dissolve an adoption of a 19 year old? Thank you in advance!! Bless your heart! And yes the state does pressure foster parents to adopt. I have seen that first hand. God bless you in your attempt to reverse the adoption.

You provided a good home for some years. It is okay to admit that you committed to more than you were ready for. Wow, selfish …. I wonder how people like you are able to sleep at night.

I decided to put my now 6 year old child up for adoption to a best friend and her husband 6 years ago. We all agreed i would be able to see the child whenever I wanted. I was under the impression that this was an open adoption and that their lawyer whom I set them up with knew this.

After it was finalized my so called best friend and husband would no longer let me see or have anything g to do with the child. I do want to get her back for a lot of reasons. I just want her to have a relationship with her sister so is 7.

And also myself. The adoptive parents are now divorced and the adoptive mother does not have custody of the child anymore. Is there anything g I can do to get her back or even get some kind of visitation rights pictures letters or even give her gifts? My best friend is in that same boat as you. Turns out, she was wrong in sooo many ways! My friend was under the impression that their agreement stated she would get all the updates of how her daughter is doing, would be able to visit them in Arizona often, would be able to video chat and talk to her baby….

The day she gave birth, she got 1 day and night to spend with my baby alone. The next day, the couple drove up from Arizona she lives in Vegas so it was the main reason for choosing them ; they met her gorgeous daughter and everything was fine for the 2nd and 3rd day, then on the 3rd day; it was time to sign the papers and thing started getting suspicious.

They were going behimd closed doors with not only the agency but also with the lawyer especially after the papers were signed. The next day, she said goodbye to her little one and put her in a van because the couple said they were going to stay in a townhouse in Henderson, NV for a month or 2.