2003 NC DSS-5189-2025

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The document is a legal consent form for a stepparent adoption in North Carolina, where a biological parent voluntarily consents to the adoption of their child by their spouse (the stepparent). It outlines the parent's rights, responsibilities, and the implications of the adoption, including the termination of legal relations with the biological parent. The document also includes provisions for revocation of consent and requires notarization.

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Can my husband adopt my child without biological fathers consent in NC?

In North Carolina, a stepparent adoption may occur after the biological parent and the stepparent wishing to adopt have been married six months or longer. The other biological parent, known as the ``noncustodial parent, must consent to his/her parental rights being terminated for the adoption to occur.

Can a child be adopted without the consent of both parents in NC?

When a parent or guardian chooses to place a minor child up for adoption, North Carolina law requires the consent of several parties before a court will approve any such adoption.

How much does it cost to adopt your stepchild in NC?

Because each stepparent adoption is unique, how much you will need to pay for a stepparent adoption will vary depending on your personal requirements. In general, a stepparent adoption cost in North Carolina is usually in the range of $2,000-$3,000.

Can my exs new husband adopt my child?

No, your ex wifes new husband CANNOT adopt your children without your permission and signed consent.

How to legally adopt a stepchild in NC?

In North Carolina, a stepparent adoption may occur after the biological parent and the stepparent wishing to adopt have been married six months or longer. The other biological parent, known as the noncustodial parent, must consent to his/her parental rights being terminated for the adoption to occur.

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