Adoptive Parents and "Adopting Parents" or “they” or “you” or “your” refers to the individuals, whether one or two persons, whose names and signatures appear at the end of this document.
Adoptive Parents means any two persons each of whom are an adoptive parent of the same adopted person;
Adoptive Parents means the person(s) who have been made the legal parents of a child by the entry of an order of adoption under this part or under the provisions of the laws of any state, territory or foreign country.
Examples of Adoptive Parents in a sentence
Adoptive Parents - Those persons who, after adoption, are the mother and father of the child.
If the petitioner is an agency, Prospective Adoptive Parents need not have been identified prior to the agency’s filing of a petition to involuntarily terminate parental rights.
The Adoptive Parent(s) agree to disclose accurately and truthfully, and in good faith, all information requested throughout the adoption process.
Any nondisclosure or misrepresentation by the Adoptive Parent(s) of a change in circumstance may be grounds for denial of the adoption application.
The Adoptive Parent(s) acknowledge that during the adoption process, they may be introduced to individuals who are facilitating the adoption process overseas.
More Definitions of Adoptive Parents
Adoptive Parents and “you” refer to the individual(s) whose name and signature appear at the end of this document.
Adoptive Parents means a couple or individual who completes Child and Family Services training and has a completed home study for prospective adoptive parent(s) and is approved by Child and Family Services.
Adoptive Parents means a person or persons who adopted children.
Adoptive Parents means the parents who adopt a child with special needs if the child has been placed for adoption pursuant to applicable state and local laws.
Adoptive Parents means the person or persons who have legally adopted a child formerly in the placement and care authority of DSHS.
Adoptive Parents. – means single persons or couples who have adopted a child or children through Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services, Adoptions Division.
Adoptive Parents. Adoptive parents have the same rights as biological parents regarding mental health treatment decisions. • Legal Guardians: Legal guardians generally have the same rights as biological parents regarding mental health treatment decisions. • Xxxxxx Parents: Xxxxxx parents generally do not have the authority to consent to mental health treatment for their xxxxxx children unless they are also the legal guardians. Health care decisions, including mental health treatment, are typically made by the child's legal guardian or the state.