Is it required to retain an attorney in Florida for an adoption of my orphan niece?
Thursday, November 15th, 2007 at
6:45 pm
bilko71 asked:
I am in the process of adopting my 11yr. old orphan niece from Trinidad and do not want to retain an attorney. Is there any state law in Florida that requires an attorney to be involved.
I am in the process of adopting my 11yr. old orphan niece from Trinidad and do not want to retain an attorney. Is there any state law in Florida that requires an attorney to be involved.
no u do not nessary have to have an attorney ,My mom has 15 adopted beautiful children ,and she didnt have one.
yes you should retain a attorney,if youn are serous about
adopting your niece.they will ask you to get an attorney for the rites of the child.
I would check with CPS, but you really need to reconsider not using a lawyer, you could be setting yourself up for enormous trouble. What do they say in Trinidad? Be careful!