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Need adviceWhat is the name of your state? Arizona There is no easy way to ask this, but is there a way for two adults to adopt each other legally as siblings? I ask this due to the fact that one of my dearest friends and I have started seeing each other as siblings, and in some ways we are closer to each other than to our birth families. Is there a way to do this, or do I go through life saying "I'd like you to meet my friend" when it feels like I should be saying "I'd like you to meet my brother"? |
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| No, siblings cannot adopt a sibling. The Adoptor is a parent, adopting a child, even an adult child. You can ONLY use adoption to become siblings IF one or the other has a living parent that adopts the other. But that would make the adoptee NO LONGER the "child" of their bioparent.
__________________ Adoptive parents ARE "real" parents. Sharing genes is not what makes you a "parent"! |
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