| Generally no. Adoption is intended to create "forever families" and is not supposed to in any way be dependent upon the romantic relationship of the parent if it wains.
However, I AM aware of cases of "disruption" due to extreme circumstances involving children adopted from foster care or institutional living where full disclosure about the child's background and the resulting risk to the lives of other children in the home did not occur. A disruption will not be permitted if the child had been cohabitating with the adoptive parent for any length of time and there was full knowledge.
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Adoptive parents ARE "real" parents. Sharing genes is not what makes you a "parent"!
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