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What is a foster family structure? A foster family structure refers to the family unit of the foster parents/guardian(s). The foster family structure includes the foster child or children.
As a foster parent, you have no legal parental rights, and decision-making is shared by the agency, you, and perhaps the birth parents. However, when you adopt, you acquire the same legal rights and responsibilities for your child as birth parents have for their biological children.
There is no typical adoptive family. An adoptive family can have a single parent or two parents. The family may have birth children, other adoptive children, or no other children.
An adoptive parent is a person who becomes the parent of a child through adoption. In order for an individual to become an adoptive parent, they must complete all the legal requirements necessary to adopt a child that is not related to them.
These structures include: Nuclear families. Single-parent families. Extended families. Childless families. Stepfamilies. Grandparent families.

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What is a foster family structure? A foster family structure refers to the family unit of the foster parents/guardian(s). The foster family structure includes the foster child or children.
Family structure refers to the combination of relatives that comprise a family. Classification on this variable considers the presence or absence of: legally married spouses or common law partners; children; and, in the case of economic families, other relatives.
If we once again turn to CPS for clarity, Permanent Managing Conservatorship (PMC) is a legal term used in child custody cases. It means that a judge appoints a person to be legally responsible for a child without adopting the child.

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