response: Well, I also know that the person adopting assumes the role of parent of a child usually, and the tranference is permanent
original_response: I would say that's probably true for those in the foster care system. Adoption tends to bring more stability though since the child will be there permanently.
history: Have you ever known anyone who has been adopted? I just recently met a girl who was and I would have never been able to tell. I do not. But speaking of adoption, did you know that adoption requires recognition from society ? Definitely! I know that she wasn't able to find a permanent home up until Senior year in high school and that must be rough for kids to go through. I see. An interesting fact is that a couple or just an individual can adopt , but the kid has to be fourteen years younger That's interesting, I've never known that. It's also true that once they turn 18, they are no longer allowed in the program, right? I am not sure about that. I know that through adoption a person tranfers all responsabilities and rights, as well as the filiation from the parents that are biological Very interesting. What else do you know ?
knowledge: Adoption is a process whereby a person assumes the parenting of another, usually a child, from that person's biological or legal parent or parents, and, in so doing, permanently transfers all rights and responsibilities, along with filiation, from the biological parent or parents.