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Finding Ex Re: Adoption

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blndn97

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Maine. My Ex husband has been out of my childrens lives for 5 years. The only father they've ever known is my husband who wants to adopt them. They are 7 & 8. I believe my ex lives out of state (Virginia?) We get no support. We must terminate his rights before husband can adopt. What is the first step in finding him and doing this?
 


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HumorMe!

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If you can not find him, you will need an attorney to make sure everything is done perfectly. You can get the adoption done with out notifying him.

If you can think of his possible whereabouts, start with the phone book.

hm

You might attend a redneck church if...

1. The doors are never locked.

2. The Call to Worship is ,"Y'all come on in!"

3. People grumble about Noah letting coyotes on the Ark.

4. The Preacher says, "I'd like to ask Bubba to help take up the offering" - and five guys stand up.

5. The restroom is outside.

6. Opening day of deer hunting season is recognized as an official church holiday.

7. A member requests to be buried in his four-wheel drive truck because, "I ain't never been in a hole it couldn't get me out of".

8. In the annual stewardship drive there is at least one pledge of "two calves."

9. Never in its entire 100-year history has one of its pastors had to buy an meat or vegetables.

10. When it rains, everybody's smiling.

11. Prayers regarding the weather are a standard part of every worship service.

12. A singing group is known as "The O.K. Chorale."

13. The church directory doesn't have last names.

14. The pastor wears boots.

15. Four generations of one family sit together in worship every Sunday.

16. The only time people lock their cars in the parking lot is during the summer and then only so their Neighbors can't leave them a bag of squash.

17. There is no such thing as a "secret'' sin.

18. Baptism is referred to as "branding.''

19. There is a special fund-raiser for a new septic tank.

20. Finding and returning lost sheep is not just a parable.

21. You miss worship one Sunday morning and by 2 o'clock that afternoon you have had a dozen phone calls inquiring about your health.

22. High notes on the organ set dogs in the parking lot to howling.

23. People wonder when Jesus fed the 5,000 whether the two fish were bass or catfish.

24. It's not heaven, but you can see heaven from there.

25. The final words, of the benediction are, "Y'all come on back now, ya hear!"
 
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blndn97

Guest
When I consulted my attorney he said I could not do this without notifiying biological father.
 
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HumorMe!

Guest
WHAT?!?

This is amusing.

If you do not know the location of an individual, the law allows for publications to be made in their last known locations(s). You must also send certain legal documents to the military branches who will inform you whether or not the individual is in their service.

You can not do this with out notifying the biological father IF you know where the biological father is! Otherwise, you still have to prove that you made a diligent effort to contact him.

I would still suggest performing some simple searches yourself. It will cost less and take less time if you do know his whereabouts. Speak with your attorney again or consult a few other attorneys.

hm
 

LegalBeagle

Senior Member
Re: WHAT?!?

HumorMe! said:
This is amusing.

If you do not know the location of an individual, the law allows for publications to be made in their last known locations(s). You must also send certain legal documents to the military branches who will inform you whether or not the individual is in their service.

You can not do this with out notifying the biological father IF you know where the biological father is! Otherwise, you still have to prove that you made a diligent effort to contact him.

I would still suggest performing some simple searches yourself. It will cost less and take less time if you do know his whereabouts. Speak with your attorney again or consult a few other attorneys.

hm
I agree.
 
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riobravo

Guest
Re:

lmost 6 years ago I was charged with DWI, I pleaded no contest and paid a fine. Never again I had any
problems with the law. Now, I am considering to become a US citizen, can someone tell me please how this
could affect me?


Please help me with this
 
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ROBINRAZ

Guest
re: rio

You have posted your question in the adoption section. You will get a much better responce to your question if you post it in the immigration section.
 

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