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If A Person Puts A Child Up For Adoption And They Want The Child Back They Should Not Get The Child Back Right?
Because that is what I am fighting about.
asked 11 months ago
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It depends on what papers have been signed, the exact length of time that has passed and also exactly where you are (country/ state.) There are websites that could help you, but it sounds as if time is very precious and your best bet is probably to contact the adoption agency immediately- they should be able to tell you whether you need legal advice. Good luck.
answered 11 months ago
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