Adoption in America is so hard, it takes forever, some people wait two years or more. They put you through the ringer and then some. I would see what the application asks for, if you werent ever arrested or have any medical history of drug use, on paper, I wouldn't tell them, its none of there business. You are drug free now and that is what counts, congratulations and keep up the "great" work.
AnswerSorry I must have been brain cramping. Your question did mention a conviction. Anyway, give it your best shot and check around to quite a few agency, some may be more lienent then others. Good luck.A felony conviction does not automatically bar a person from adopting a child, although international adoptions are strictly forbidden. The laws for adoption vary from state to state, so some felons may be able to adopt, depending on the crime or length of time from the conviction.
A criminal conviction does not necessarily mean that you cannot adopt a child. If your conviction had nothing to do with offenses against children or violence then you would still be able to adopt.
No, I've already adopted two children in Texas and both times I had to have a background check that would have ruled me out if I would have had a felony conviction in my history...sorry.
There is no explicit prohibition of adoption by a same-sex couple in Texas. Texas, however, does not recognize same-sex marriages. In some Texas jurisdictions, a person is permitted to adopt the natural child of his or her same-sex partner. Adoption of children by single gay persons is legal in Texas.
You cant adopt it because when try to adopt something from Texas its illegal unless you wanna pay 2,000,000,000 dollars
First, your son's father's conviction has exactly nothing to do with the situation. Regarding the adoption situation, you wait until after you are married. Then you petition the court for your husband to adopt your son.
Single or married.
Yes, when the father's parental rights are terminated.
You can adopt as a single parent but as a couple you have to be married.
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No. The person adopting a child does not have to be legally married. If that were the case, only married couples would be able to adopt.