It really depends an a lot of things. In general, minority children are slightly (and I do mean very slightly) less likely to be adopted than Caucasian children. The age the child is when he/she enters foster care, as well as any special needs (medical issues) and past abuse (some adoptive parents are intimidated by the idea of parenting a child who has been sexually abused, for example) all have an effect.
That said: there are a lot of families who are open to older children, sibling, multi-racial adoption, medical needs, etc, and the rate of children aging out of foster care has been decreasing.
Gerald R. Ford was legally adopted by his mother's second husband (if that qualifies as an "adoption" for the purposes of this question) It is also how he got the name "Ford."
You can tell whoever's in charge of making the people adopting you that you don't want to be adopted. Other than that I don't think there's a way.
No..
By finalizing the adoption, the child becomes legally the same as a biological child with the same rights. Before the adoption is finalized, the kid is simply a kid living in the same building. If the parent dies without a will, the kid gets nothing. Also, if the biological parent wants the kid back and the adoption is not finalized, all the biological parent needs to do is pick up the kid. If the adoption is finalized, there must be a court hearing.
Adopting a child is one of the best things you can do for a kid without a home. There are many places you can go to find adoption services in your area such as Adopting.org, a site that not only helps you get in touch with adopting in any area but also helps you answer any questions your adopted child may have down the road.
It depends on how old you are. most adoption agencies prefer that you are at least in your 20's before you adopt any kid. but yes you can adopt a child of 16.
Of course.
Adoption, or they just have a kid with a woman like normal.
I'm not sure that you can...?
John Cena didnt adopt a kid
His first kid was a boy, adopted I know his mother
You can not put your child up for adoption on the Sims 3. Though, that would be cool if you could!