How Does Utah Handle Adopted Children In A Divorce?

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How Does Utah Handle Adopted Children In A
Divorce?
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The decision to adopt a child is a major life
experience and a way to ensure a child has a
stable, loving environment to grow up in.
However, divorces can occur after an adoption
takes place, and that can raise questions about
parental rights. You can count on Emy A. Cordano
to help you with all divorce matters. When you
need a skilled and experienced Salt Lake City
child custody lawyer, call her today so she can
get started on your case.
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There are various ways that adoptions take place
in Utah. People most commonly associate adoption
with two non-biological parents adopting a child.
However, that is not always the case. Often, a
child is adopted by a stepparent. When two
parents legally adopt a child that is not their
own biologically, that does not diminish their
parental rights. The courts give adoptive parents
the same rights and protections that biological
parents have. Biological parents of adoptive
children do not have any legal rights to their
children.
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When a stepparent adopts a child, they also gain
the same rights as the biological parent. The
other biological parent in these cases have their
rights terminated by the courts, willingly or
forced. In a divorce with adopted children, both
parents will face the same process that
biological parents face in a traditional
child/parent familial home.
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You can count on Emy A. Cordano to help you
through all aspects of the child custody process.
She will help you achieve the best possible
outcome for you and your child. This could
include
Sole physical custody for the parent bests able
to provide the child with a healthy, stable
environment, whether that person is the adoptive
parent or the biological parent. Shared legal or
physical custody if both parents are able to
provide a stable environment for their
child. Modifications to prior orders of custody
issued by a Utah or other state court.
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Both parents are required to provide support for
their children after a divorce. Child support
will be ordered by the court regardless of
whether a person is a biological or adoptive
parent. If you are the biological parent of a
child and the adoptive parent refuses to pay
child support, Emy A. Cordano can help you work
with the court to ensure your child receives the
support they are entitled to.
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Emy A. Cordano is Ready To Help You Through This
If you are going through a divorce and there is
an adopted minor child involved, you should seek
legal assistance. These cases could become
complicated, but Emy A. Cordano is a skilled,
experienced Salt Lake City child custody attorney
who can help you through all aspects of this
process. She understands parental rights
regarding biological and adopted children and
will help reach a favorable outcome for you and
your child.
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