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I have two children by the same father. They are now 4 and 7. Before I got pregnant, way before I had some problems with addiction. I decided to get clean and in that process met their father, whom was a recovering alcoholic. He was always fine, until he drank. Long story short...he has been in and out of jail. I lived with my parents raising the kids but then relapsed. To get my stuff back together I moved about 1-1/2 hours away. I left the kids at my parents but still stayed in contact and had them for visists sometimes for 10 days at a time. But my parents wanted to adopt them to get the birth father out of their lives...he had not seen them in years but did write. I at first agreed but at the last min. changed my mind. My parents said they would withdraw it...so I believed them I should not have. The adoption went through...but I was not at court I know it would not have if I was there (I would hope so I have had constant contact did not miss a holiday, a birthday, a dance recital... I was under the impression that the petition was being withdrawn is their an appeal process for this?
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Music....once an adoption has been completed it is almost impossible to have it overturned.All the states have requirements for an appeal of this type. Generally, unless there is evidence introduced that the adoption was for less than honorable purposes, the ruling will stand.I suggest a meeting with an attorney in your state. Many attorneys provide an initial free consultation to see if there is enough evidence for a court appearance.I wish you the best.