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Can a birth parent’s rights be terminated if an adoption by another individual is not contemplated?

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Can a birth parent’s rights be terminated if an adoption by another individual is not contemplated?

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The answer to the above question is no. It is the belief of the courts that a bad parent is better than no parent and the courts generally will not terminate the rights of a birth parent (generally the question is asked regarding a birth father) if an adoption by another individual is not part of the process. Sometimes a young birth mother may consider voluntarily terminating her parental rights and seeking termination of the birthfather’s rights in connection with an adoption by the birth mother’s parents. This tactic will surely cut off the birth father’s rights, but does involve some legal risk to the birth mother. At Ciccarelli Lawyers, our Pennsylvania Adoption lawyers are both passionate in what they do and compassionate in their treatment of their clients in need of pursuing an adoption. You deserve a Pennsylvania Adoption lawyer that is available when you need him, treats you with respect, and protects your rights vigorously. We make your choice all the clearer with locations t

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