My Adopted Baby

Lem J asked:


Let say if a woman have a baby at the hospital, but she doesn’t want it, she then just leave it at a safe haven or putting it up for adoption, do those things cost tax-dollar as well? Do adoption agency rely on state funding as well?

curiousin08 asked:


i would like to get her back, is this possible? it has only been a couple days.

Carla J asked:


My husband and I are in the process of adoption. We have been approached by a young woman that wants us to adopt her child. The birth father is against this adoption. Would we have a case if we decided to go through with the adoption and fight the birth father? The birth father does not have the means to support this child alone. He wanted her to abort the child, but since she didn’t he is living by the philosophy of “either I get it or no one does.” It is more of him wanting to win than really wanting this child. Does anyone know what we would be up against? Would we even have a shot of keeping this baby if he decided to fight us for it? He has claimed to have filed some sort of pre-paternity establishment. Does this even exist? We live in Texas.

David K asked:


parents on my birth certificate. Needless to say, my father was very abusive growing up and I now want to report him to social security for
fraud as he claim me all these years. Will he be punished?

suresh v asked:


The person who is interested is not married and lives in chennai with his mother.Heard it is not possible to adopt a baby in india if one is not married,is it true?

unseenmatter asked:


There’re good couples out there looking for kids. If a woman doesn’t feel as though she’s ready to carry the responsibility of raising a child, then why not give it to someone who can?

catnip asked:


My friends and I were talking about this one day.

The reason that some women give for having abortions is that they do not want to give up a baby for adoption, only to have them suddenly appear in their lives years later, without caring what this “blast from the past” will do to their present lives.

If a current (I guess as of the time of the child’s birth) health history of the birth giver is given, do you think the birth giver should have the right to have it said in the records that she wants no contact ever? What about in the case of rape? Should the birth giver be allowed to have it in the records that the child is a product of a rape, therefore she does not want the person coming back and digging up painful memories?