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California Family Code section 7822 provides that a parent whose rights have been terminated may file a petition to set aside the order if they can show that it was obtained by fraud, perjury, or other wrongful means, and that the parent was not given proper notice or an opportunity to be heard.
A: To appeal the termination of parental rights in California, you must file a notice of appeal. Under California state law, you generally have 60 days to file the notice of appeal with the appropriate appellate court from the date of the order terminating the parental rights.
For voluntary termination methods, the parents can either relinquish the child to an adoption agency or consent to an adoption. Under California law, the termination of the parental rights of a childs birth parents requires them to jointly relinquish the child to an adoption agency.
California courts only allow parents to terminate their parental rights voluntarily under specific circumstances. Generally, it is only possible to give up parental rights for the purposes of adoption.
If sufficient, a termination hearing will be set 45 days out or an ex parte order will be signed by the court; either of which will be sent to you.
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Parental rights can be terminated voluntarily by the parent(s) to allow an agency, independent, or stepparent adoption to take place. Parental rights may also be terminated involuntarily when the court finds one or both parents to be unfit.
This is often referred to as TPR as a shorthand for termination of parental rights. After placement and TPR, you must complete at least six months of post-placement supervision before your adoption can be finalized.
Getting Parental Rights Restored In California, parental rights can only be restored if the child requests. Parents cannot petition to have their rights restored. A child or the childs attorney can petition to have parental rights restored three or more years after the termination of parental rights.

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