no. 18 is when you are an adult. If you really care about someone that is over the age of 18, you can help them financially or be there for them. I don't know if it's different for someone who is mentally challenged.
Anyone over 18 is no longer a child. You can adopt a person of any age as long as it is done legally with an attorney and approved by the courts. It may be a good way to avoid certain taxes or to be able to leave all your possessions to a person to avoid certain tax. Each state probably have their own rules about adoption.
If you and your spouse are looking to adopt your first child then the youngest of you can only be a maximum of 45 years older than the child. If you are adopting your second child then the youngest of you can only be 50 years older than the second child.
Yes. A person over the age of 18 can legally be adopted for a variety of reasons including: financial reasons, to formalize a parent-child bond, or for other legal reasons. In order to do so, the 18+ year old must consent as well as the person choosing to adopt said person.
Good question, call an adoption agency or the state Department of Family services. I know that age is not the only factor in adopting. Health, finances, housing, existing family unit, etc..
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.
One can adopt a child from Africa by going to Americans for African Adoptions incorporated. One just has to apply for the cause and one is able to adopt a child from Africa.
Anyone is capable to adopt, all they need to be able to do is take care of the child. If the facility does not think that the way you live meets the standards for a child, they will not be able to adopt.
You still should be able to adopt.
Being over 40 is not an impediment to adoption; as long as your background, finances and health are ok, you'll be able to adopt.
I think that this depends on the state you reside in. I can not see how dropping out of high school should affect this unless you are not a legal adult (in which case you wouldn't be able to adopt anyway). As long as you can raise a child in a safe environment I see no reason (single or married) that you can't adopt a child. Check with your city or state about their adoption laws.
If the disabled person is capable of taking care of the child and seeing to its needs then their disability should be no hinderance to being able to adopt a child.
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.
One may be able to adopt an orphan at the Michigan Adoption Resource exchange. They may also do so at the annual Michigan Heart Gallery. Adopting a child is an excellent choice for parents who cannot conceive a child.
If the agency find you fit yes.
Yes, in fact Grelod MUST be killed, as she will not allow any adoptions. Once she is dead, her assistant Constance will run the orphanage, and adoptions can be discussed with her.
I don't think you can adopt a child..... But sometimes a little messege will pop up on your screen and say that there is a little kid that knocked on your door and you can adopt it into your familey on not. Maybe you will get lucky and it will happen to you to! It already happened to me 2 times!!