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Summary of Arizona Adoption Statutes
This Summary includes the following information
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Who May be AdoptedWho May Place an AdopteeWho May AdoptWho May not AdoptTypes of AdoptionsConsent Requirements and InformationProceduresSafe Surrender LawsAccess to RecordsFinancial IssuesSummary of Arizona Termination of Parental Rights StatutesThis Summary includes statutes and explanations of following informationInvoluntary Parental terminationNotice RightsGrounds for Parental TerminationProcessDispositionsTo access links to Arizona statues, cases and articles about adoption and Child Welfare, go to http://www.adoptionchildwelfarelaw.org/
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Is it a criminal offense for a person to demand money in return for signing off on the U.S. Department of State's form DS-3053, Statement of Consent?
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I moved out of my mothers house and I'm 17, even though I'm under her care, can i qualify for foodstamps? or recieve money each month?
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can i move out at age 14?
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Me and my child’s father made a written agreement that I have full custody between us and I want nothing from him he hasn’t been apart of my son’s life I said I don’t want no child support or anything my son is 10 years old can he give up his rights with our agreement. And can I change his last name due to the fact his dads hasn’t been in the picture for 8years
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My husband has no papers. He has been served with petition to establish child support. I pay everything since he cant work. I would like to know if child support will become my responsibility in this case, since he does not work and if there is anything I can do. Thank you.
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who do i call if i have not gotten my child support payment in 2 weeks
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questions on legal aid for minors in grade school
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am i able to request that parties on my exhusbands side not be present when we go to court for custody issues
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I currently have joint custody of my children in which I have them 50% of the time. My ex-wife and I do not agree on which schools our children should attend, and our paperwork states that neither of us can make the final decision. An attorney had told me that if we have tried mediation with conciliation services (which we have tried), then the next step would be to file a motion for school determination. My question is: how do you go about doing that? I do not see forms that seem to pertain to this. Thanks!
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I recently purchased a car with my boyfriend and put his name on the car loan with but his credit had no part of the loan , I did it too let him know that I'm including him in my life but now is there any way I can get my name off the title or his
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