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by WK Yost 1972 Cited by 4 Hence, in Ohio, if a minor is considered a proper person, he can adopt another minor and there is no age differ- ence requirement as prevails in many states.
The parents of the child to be adopted, a minor being adopted who is twelve (12) years of age and older, and an adult adoptee must consent to adoption.