MARYLAND STEPPARENT ADOPTION Professional & Guaranteed

Important information about filing an adoption in Maryland.

ADOPTING YOUR STEP CHILD IN MARYLAND: We are committed to helping unite families through stepparent adoption. We understand that some relationships leave a child with an absent parent. Our program allows families to complete their Maryland step parent adoptions without the high cost of an adoption attorney.

Completing a stepparent adoption in Maryland doesn’t have to be difficult or expensive. Our goal is to empower families with an affordable means to adopt their stepson or stepdaughter. We back our service with a 100% court acceptance guarantee.

Maryland step parent adoption

Helping the entire State of Maryland in stepparent adoption.

We help families throughout the entire State. Our documents have consistently been praised by the Courts in Maryland and recommended by court clerks.

We help families in every city of Maryland, including: Baltimore, Frederick, Rockville, Gaithersville, Bowie, Hagerstown, Annapolis, College Park, Salisbury, Laurel, Greenbelt, and every other city in Maryland.

Important information about filing an adoption in Maryland.

A stepparent adoption in Maryland can be a fairly simple process, and it can be a wonderful step to take to unit the family unit. When the adoption is completed, the child will have the following benefits:

  • > New name is established (if desired)
  • > New birth certificate
  • > Two legal parents active in the child’s life
  • > Ability to inherit from adoptive parent

The child will have a relationship with the adoptive parent that is the same as if the child were born to the stepparent. The child’s new birth certificate will show the child’s new name and will have the adoptive parent and the natural parent listed as the child’s mother and father.

If your matter is complex, a local adoption attorney can answer any legal questions you may have. Review the following fact check which provides a general guideline as to whether you can do your own adoption:

Who can adopt.

  • > Stepmother, or
  • > Stepfather

A stepparent in Maryland can file to adopt his or her step child. The stepparent must be legally married to the child’s parent.

In some states, a domestic partnership and same-sex marriages may also adopt under the step parent adoption laws.

Parental Rights

Both the biological father and the biological mother have parental rights to the child. In every adoption, the absent or consenting parents parental rights will have to be terminated.

Some of the common grounds for termination of parental rights are:

  • > Abandonment of the child
  • > Lack of financial support
  • > Sustained lack of contact
  • > Abuse or neglect of minor children
  • > Putative or presumptive father is not the bio-father

Child’s consent

In Maryland, if the child is 10 years of age, the child will be required to sign a consent to the adoption.

Where to file

You will file your step parent adoption documents in the court located in the county where you reside. If you are in the military, you have the option to file in your home-state of record.

We have listed the address for some of the Maryland Courts below.

Maryland Adoption

After you have determined that you want to complete a stepparent adoption, and have familiarized yourself with the adoption process, we can help you make the adoption a reality.

The adoption is fairly simple:

  • > Complete our online questionnaire
  • > Review and sign the adoption forms
  • > Notice the absent parent
  • > Sign all consents
  • > Complete background check (if required)
  • > Complete home-study (if required)
  • > Attend final adoption hearing

We will let you know if a background check or home study is required. We will also let you know if your specific situation can eliminate any steps or whether a step or two will need to be added.

Do it yourself step parent adoption in Maryland

MARYLAND COURT LOCATIONS:

Here is the information for all of the courts in Maryland that handle adoptions. If your region is not listed, we will include the nearest court information with your documents.

Frederick County Courthouse: 100 West Patrick St., Frederick, MD 21701 Phone: 301-600-2005

Baltimore County Courts Building: 401 Bosley Avenue, Mailstop 3102, Towson, Maryland 21204 Phone: 410-887-2687 Fax: 410-887-4806 E-mail: circuitcourt@baltimorecountymd.gov

City of Baltimore County: Courthouse East: 111 North Calvert St., Room 462, Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: 410-333-3722 or Phone: 410-333-3711

Howard County Courthouse:8360 Court Ave., Ellicott City, MD 21043 Phone: 410-313-2111

Montgomery County Judicial Center:50 Maryland Ave., Rockville, MD 20850 Phone: 240-777-9402

Harford County Courthouse: 20 West Courtland St., Bel Air, MD 21014 Phone: 410-638-3426

Cecil County Courthouse: 129 East Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 Phone: 410-996-5315

Washington County Courthouse:95 West Washington St., Hagerstown, MD 21740 – 4831 Phone 301-733-8660

Allegany County Circuit Court: Allegany County Courthouse:30 Washington St., Cumberland, MD 21502 Phone: 301-777-5929 Fax: 301-777-2100

Garrett County Courthouse: P.O. Box 447, 203 South 4th St., Oakland, MD 21550 – 0447 Phone: 301-334-1934 Fax: 301-334-5017

Court filing fees.

The court filing fees for an adoption in Maryland are approximately $200.

Step Parent Adoption in Maryland We help families throughout Maryland complete their stepparent adoptions without the high cost of an adoption attorney. We serve families in Baltimore, Frederick, Rockville, Gaithersville, Bowie, Hagerstown, Annapolis, College Park, Salisbury, Laurel, Greenbelt, and all the other cities in Maryland.

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WASHINGTON STEPPARENT ADOPTION Professional & Guaranteed

Important information about filing an adoption in Washington.

ADOPTING YOUR STEP CHILD IN WASHINGTON:

We are committed to helping unite families through stepparent adoption. We understand that some relationships leave a child with an absent parent. Our program allows families to complete their Washington step parent adoptions without the high cost of an adoption attorney.

Completing a stepparent adoption in Washington doesn’t have to be difficult or expensive. Our goal is to empower families with an affordable means to adopt their stepson or stepdaughter. We back our service with a 100% court acceptance guarantee.

Washington step parent adoption

Helping the entire State of Washington in stepparent adoption.

We help families throughout the entire State. Our documents have consistently been praised by the Courts in Washington and recommended by court clerks.

We help families in every city of Washington, including: Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver, Bellevue, Kent, Everett, Renton, Yakima, Federal Way, Spokane Valley, Bellingham, Kennewick, Auburn, Pasco, Marysville, Lakewood, Redmond, Shoreline, Richland, Kirkland, Burien, Olympia, and every other city in Washington.

Important information about filing an adoption in Washington.

A stepparent adoption in Washington can be a fairly simple process, and it can be a wonderful step to take to unit the family unit. When the adoption is completed, the child will have the following benefits:

  • > New name is established (if desired)
  • > New birth certificate
  • > Two legal parents active in the child’s life
  • > Ability to inherit from adoptive parent

The child will have a relationship with the adoptive parent that is the same as if the child were born to the stepparent. The child’s new birth certificate will show the child’s new name and will have the adoptive parent and the natural parent listed as the child’s mother and father.

If your matter is complex, a local adoption attorney can answer any legal questions you may have. Review the following fact check which provides a general guideline as to whether you can do your own adoption:

Who can adopt.

  • > Stepmother, or
  • > Stepfather

A stepparent in Washington can file to adopt his or her step child. The stepparent must be legally married to the child’s parent.

In some states, a domestic partnership and same-sex marriages may also adopt under the step parent adoption laws.

Parental Rights

Both the biological father and the biological mother have parental rights to the child. In every adoption, the absent or consenting parents parental rights will have to be terminated.

Some of the common grounds for termination of parental rights are:

  • > Abandonment of the child
  • > Lack of financial support
  • > Sustained lack of contact
  • > Abuse or neglect of minor children
  • > Putative or presumptive father is not the bio-father

Child’s consent

In Washington, if the child is over 12 years of age, the child will be required to sign a consent to the adoption.

Where to file

You will file your step parent adoption documents in the court located in the county where you reside. If you are in the military, you have the option to file in your home-state of record.

We have listed the address for some of the Washington Courts below.

Washington Adoption

After you have determined that you want to complete a stepparent adoption, and have familiarized yourself with the adoption process, we can help you make the adoption a reality.

The adoption is fairly simple:

  • > Complete our online questionnaire
  • > Review and sign the adoption forms
  • > Notice the absent parent
  • > Sign all consents
  • > Complete background check (if required)
  • > Complete home-study (if required)
  • > Attend final adoption hearing

We will let you know if a background check or home study is required. We will also let you know if your specific situation can eliminate any steps or whether a step or two will need to be added.

Do it yourself step parent adoption in Washington

WASHINGTON COURT LOCATIONS:

Here is the information for all of the courts in Washington that handle adoptions. If your region is not listed, we will include the nearest court information with your documents.

Thurston County Superior Court:2000 Lakeridge Dr SW, Bldg 2, Olympia, WA 98502 Phone: 360-786-5560 Fax: 360-754-4060

Pierce County Superior Court:930 Tacoma Ave S, Rm 534, Tacoma, WA 98402-2108 Phone: 253-798-3654 Fax: 253-798-7214

King County Superior Court: 516 3rd Ave, Rm C-203, Seattle, WA 98104-2361 Phone: 206-296-9100 Fax: 206-296-0986

Snohomish County Superior Court:30 Putney Road, Brattleboro, VT 05301 Phone: (802) 257-2830

Caledonia County Family Court: 3000 Rockefeller Ave, MS 502, Everett, WA 98201-4046 Phone: 425-388-3421 Fax: 425-388-3498

Whatcom County Superior Court:311 Grand Ave, Ste 301, Bellingham, WA 98225-4048 Phone: 360-676-6777 Fax: 360-676-6693

Skagit County Superior Court: 205 W Kincaid St, Rm 202, Mount Vernon, WA 98273-4225 Phone: 360-336-9320 Fax: 360-336-9340

Clark County Superior Court:1200 Franklin St, PO Box 5000, Vancouver, WA 98666-5000 Phone: 360-397-2150 Fax: 360-397-6078

Benton County Superior Court: 7122 W Okanogan Pl, Bldg A, Kennewick, WA 99336-2359 Phone: 509-736-3071 Fax: 509-736-3057

Spokane County Superior Court:1116 W Broadway Ave, Rm 300, Spokane, WA 99260-0350 Phone: 509-477-5790 Fax: 509-477-5714

Yakima County Superior Court: 128 N 2nd St, Rm 314, Yakima, WA 98901-2639 Phone: 509-574-2710 Fax: 509-574-2701

Email:superior.court@co.yakima.wa.us

Franklin County Superior Court: 1016 N 4th Ave., Pasco, WA 99301-3706 Phone: 509-736-3071 Fax: 509-736-3057

Grant County Superior Court:35 C St NW, 2nd Fl, PO Box 37, Ephrata, WA 98823-0037 Phone: 509-754-2011 Fax: 509-754-6036

Court filing fees.

The court filing fees for an adoption in Washington are approximately $200.

Step Parent Adoption in Washington We help families throughout Washington complete their stepparent adoptions without the high cost of an adoption attorney. We serve families in Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver, Bellevue, Kent, Everett, Renton, Yakima, Federal Way, Spokane Valley, Bellingham, Kennewick, Auburn, Pasco, Marysville, Lakewood, Redmond, Shoreline, Richland, Kirkland, Burien, Olympia and all the other cities in Washington.

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MINNESOTA STEPPARENT ADOPTION Professional & Guaranteed

Important information about filing an adoption in Minnesota.

ADOPTING YOUR STEP CHILD IN MINNESOTA: We are committed to helping unite families through stepparent adoption. We understand that some relationships leave a child with an absent parent. Our program allows families to complete their Minnesota step parent adoptions without the high cost of an adoption attorney.

Completing a stepparent adoption in Minnesota doesn’t have to be difficult or expensive. Our goal is to empower families with an affordable means to adopt their stepson or stepdaughter. We back our service with a 100% court acceptance guarantee.

Minnesota step parent adoption

Helping the entire State of Minnesota in stepparent adoption.

We help families throughout the entire State. Our documents have consistently been praised by the Courts in Minnesota and recommended by court clerks.

We help families in every city of Minnesota, including: Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Rochester, Duluth, Bloomington, Brooklyn Park, Plymouth, St Cloud, Eagan, Woodbury, Maple Grove, Eden Prairie, and every other city in Minnesota.

Important information about filing an adoption in Minnesota.

A stepparent adoption in Minnesota can be a fairly simple process, and it can be a wonderful step to take to unit the family unit. When the adoption is completed, the child will have the following benefits:

  • > New name is established (if desired)
  • > New birth certificate
  • > Two legal parents active in the child’s life
  • > Ability to inherit from adoptive parent

The child will have a relationship with the adoptive parent that is the same as if the child were born to the stepparent. The child’s new birth certificate will show the child’s new name and will have the adoptive parent and the natural parent listed as the child’s mother and father.

If your matter is complex, a local adoption attorney can answer any legal questions you may have. Review the following fact check which provides a general guideline as to whether you can do your own adoption:

Who can adopt.

  • > Stepmother, or
  • > Stepfather

A stepparent in Minnesota can file to adopt his or her step child. The stepparent must be legally married to the child’s parent.

In some states, a domestic partnership and same-sex marriages may also adopt under the step parent adoption laws.

Parental Rights

Both the biological father and the biological mother have parental rights to the child. In every adoption, the absent or consenting parents parental rights will have to be terminated.

Some of the common grounds for termination of parental rights are:

  • > Abandonment of the child
  • > Lack of financial support
  • > Sustained lack of contact
  • > Abuse or neglect of minor children
  • > Putative or presumptive father is not the bio-father

Child’s consent

In Minnesota, if the child is over 12 years of age, the child will be required to sign a consent to the adoption.

Where to file

You will file your step parent adoption documents in the court located in the county where you reside. If you are in the military, you have the option to file in your home-state of record.

We have listed the address for some of the Minnesota Courts below.

Minnesota Adoption

After you have determined that you want to complete a stepparent adoption, and have familiarized yourself with the adoption process, we can help you make the adoption a reality.

The adoption is fairly simple:

  • > Complete our online questionnaire
  • > Review and sign the adoption forms
  • > Notice the absent parent
  • > Sign all consents
  • > Complete background check (if required)
  • > Complete home-study (if required)
  • > Attend final adoption hearing

We will let you know if a background check or home study is required. We will also let you know if your specific situation can eliminate any steps or whether a step or two will need to be added.

Do it yourself step parent adoption in Minnesota

MINNESOTA COURT LOCATIONS:

Here is the information for all of the courts in Minnesota that handle adoptions. If your region is not listed, we will include the nearest court information with your documents.

Hennepin County Conciliation Court: Minneapolis City Hall, 350 South 5th Street, Rm. #306, Minneapolis, MN 55415 Phone: 612-348-2713

Hennepin County: Family Justice Center Suite 600 110 South Fourth Street, Minneapolis, MN 55401 Phone: 612-348-6734

Ramsey County District Court: St. Paul City Hall Courthouse, 15 W. Kellogg Blvd, St. Paul, MN 55102 Phone: (651) 266-8266

St. Louis County District Court – Duluth: 100 North 5th Ave. W., Duluth, MN 55802 Phone: (218) 726-2460 (800) 450-9777 Ext 2460

Cook County District Court: 411 West 2nd Street, Grand Marais, MN 55604 Phone: (218) 387-3610 Fax: (218) 387-3007

Stearns County District Court: 725 Courthouse Square, St. Cloud, MN 56303 Phone: (320) 656-3620 Fax: (320) 656-3626

Clay County District Court: 807 11th Street North, Moorhead, MN 56560 Phone: (218) 299-5065 Fax: (218) 299-7307

Olmsted County District Court: 151 Fourth Street SE, Rochester, MN 55904 Phone: (507) 206-2452 Fax: (507) 285-8996

Freeborn County District Court: 411 South Broadway, Albert Lea, MN 56007 Phone: (507) 377-5153

Court filing fees.

The court filing fees for an adoption in Minnesota are approximately $200.

Step Parent Adoption in Minnesota We help families throughout Minnesota complete their stepparent adoptions without the high cost of an adoption attorney. We serve families in Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Rochester, Duluth, Bloomington, Brooklyn Park, Plymouth, St Cloud, Eagan, Woodbury, Maple Grove, Eden Prairie, and all the other cities in Minnesota.

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INDIANA STEPPARENT ADOPTION Professional & Guaranteed

Important information about filing an adoption in Indiana.

ADOPTING YOUR STEP CHILD IN INDIANA: We are committed to helping unite families through stepparent adoption. We understand that some relationships leave a child with an absent parent. Our program allows families to complete their Indiana step parent adoptions without the high cost of an adoption attorney.

Completing a stepparent adoption in Indiana doesn’t have to be difficult or expensive. Our goal is to empower families with an affordable means to adopt their stepson or stepdaughter. We back our service with a 100% court acceptance guarantee.

Indiana step parent adoption

Helping the entire State of Indiana in stepparent adoption.

We help families throughout the entire State. Our documents have consistently been praised by the Courts in Indiana and recommended by court clerks.

We help families in every city of Indiana, including: Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville, South Bend, Hammond, Bloomington, Gary, Carmel, Muncie, Lafayette, Terre Haute, Anderson, Noblesville, Elkhart, Greenwood, Mishawaka, Lawrence, Kokomo, Jeffersonville, Columbus, and every other city in Indiana.

Important information about filing an adoption in Indiana.

A stepparent adoption in Indiana can be a fairly simple process, and it can be a wonderful step to take to unit the family unit. When the adoption is completed, the child will have the following benefits:

  • > New name is established (if desired)
  • > New birth certificate
  • > Two legal parents active in the child’s life
  • > Ability to inherit from adoptive parent

The child will have a relationship with the adoptive parent that is the same as if the child were born to the stepparent. The child’s new birth certificate will show the child’s new name and will have the adoptive parent and the natural parent listed as the child’s mother and father.

If your matter is complex, a local adoption attorney can answer any legal questions you may have. Review the following fact check which provides a general guideline as to whether you can do your own adoption:

Who can adopt.

  • > Stepmother, or
  • > Stepfather

A stepparent in Indiana can file to adopt his or her step child. The stepparent must be legally married to the child’s parent.

In some states, a domestic partnership and same-sex marriages may also adopt under the step parent adoption laws.

Parental Rights

Both the biological father and the biological mother have parental rights to the child. In every adoption, the absent or consenting parents parental rights will have to be terminated.

Some of the common grounds for termination of parental rights are:

  • > Abandonment of the child
  • > Lack of financial support
  • > Sustained lack of contact
  • > Abuse or neglect of minor children
  • > Putative or presumptive father is not the bio-father

Child’s consent

In Indiana, if the child is over 12 years of age, the child will be required to sign a consent to the adoption.

Where to file

You will file your step parent adoption documents in the court located in the county where you reside. If you are in the military, you have the option to file in your home-state of record.

We have listed the address for some of the Indiana Courts below.

Indiana Adoption

After you have determined that you want to complete a stepparent adoption, and have familiarized yourself with the adoption process, we can help you make the adoption a reality.

The adoption is fairly simple:

  • > Complete our online questionnaire
  • > Review and sign the adoption forms
  • > Notice the absent parent
  • > Sign all consents
  • > Complete background check (if required)
  • > Complete home-study (if required)
  • > Attend final adoption hearing

We will let you know if a background check or home study is required. We will also let you know if your specific situation can eliminate any steps or whether a step or two will need to be added.

Do it yourself step parent adoption in Indiana

INDIANA COURT LOCATIONS:

Here is the information for all of the courts in Indiana that handle adoptions. If your region is not listed, we will include the nearest court information with your documents.

Marion County Circuit Court: 200 E. Washington St., # W-506, Indianapolis, IN 46204 Phone: (317) 327-4010 Fax: (317) 327-4473

St. Joseph County Circuit Court: 1Address coming soon.

Joseph County Superior Court (South Bend):101 South Main Street, South Bend, IN 46601 Phone: (574) 235-9893 Fax: (574) 245-6601

Allen County Circuit Court:715 South Calhoun Street, #300, Fort Wayne, IN 46802 Phone: (260) 449-7602 Fax: (260) 449-7652

Vanderburgh County Circuit and Superior Court:825 Sycamore St., #210, Evansville, IN 47708 Phone: (812) 435-5195 Fax: (812) 435-5459

Court filing fees.

The court filing fees for an adoption in Indiana are approximately $200.

Step Parent Adoption in Indiana We help families throughout Indiana complete their stepparent adoptions without the high cost of an adoption attorney. We serve families in Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville, South Bend, Hammond, Bloomington, Gary, Carmel, Muncie, Lafayette, Terre Haute, Anderson, Noblesville, Elkhart, Greenwood, Mishawaka, Lawrence, Kokomo, Jeffersonville, Columbus, and all the other cities in Indiana.

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CONNECTICUT STEPPARENT ADOPTION Professional & Guaranteed

Important information about filing an adoption in Connecticut.

ADOPTING YOUR STEP CHILD IN CONNECTICUT: We are committed to helping unite families through stepparent adoption. We understand that some relationships leave a child with an absent parent. Our program allows families to complete their Connecticut step parent adoptions without the high cost of an adoption attorney.

Completing a stepparent adoption in Connecticut doesn’t have to be difficult or expensive. Our goal is to empower families with an affordable means to adopt their stepson or stepdaughter. We back our service with a 100% court acceptance guarantee.

Connecticut step parent adoption

Helping the entire State of Connecticut in stepparent adoption.

We help families throughout the entire State. Our documents have consistently been praised by the Courts in Connecticut and recommended by court clerks.

We help families in every city of Connecticut, including: Bridgeport, New Haven, Hartford, Waterbury, Norwalk, Danbury, New Britian, Bristol, Meriden, Milford, West Haven, Middletown, Norwich, Shelton, Torrington, and every other city in Connecticut.

Important information about filing an adoption in Connecticut.

A stepparent adoption in Connecticut can be a fairly simple process, and it can be a wonderful step to take to unit the family unit. When the adoption is completed, the child will have the following benefits:

  • > New name is established (if desired)
  • > New birth certificate
  • > Two legal parents active in the child’s life
  • > Ability to inherit from adoptive parent

The child will have a relationship with the adoptive parent that is the same as if the child were born to the stepparent. The child’s new birth certificate will show the child’s new name and will have the adoptive parent and the natural parent listed as the child’s mother and father.

If your matter is complex, a local adoption attorney can answer any legal questions you may have. Review the following fact check which provides a general guideline as to whether you can do your own adoption:

Who can adopt.

  • > Stepmother, or
  • > Stepfather

A stepparent in Connecticut can file to adopt his or her step child. The stepparent must be legally married to the child’s parent.

In some states, a domestic partnership and same-sex marriages may also adopt under the step parent adoption laws.

Parental Rights

Both the biological father and the biological mother have parental rights to the child. In every adoption, the absent or consenting parents parental rights will have to be terminated.

Some of the common grounds for termination of parental rights are:

  • > Abandonment of the child
  • > Lack of financial support
  • > Sustained lack of contact
  • > Abuse or neglect of minor children
  • > Putative or presumptive father is not the bio-father

Child’s consent

In Connecticut, if the child is over 12 years of age, the child will be required to sign a consent to the adoption.

Where to file

You will file your step parent adoption documents in the court located in the county where you reside. If you are in the military, you have the option to file in your home-state of record.

We have listed the address for some of the Connecticut Courts below.

Connecticut Adoption

After you have determined that you want to complete a stepparent adoption, and have familiarized yourself with the adoption process, we can help you make the adoption a reality.

The adoption is fairly simple:

  • > Complete our online questionnaire
  • > Review and sign the adoption forms
  • > Notice the absent parent
  • > Sign all consents
  • > Complete background check (if required)
  • > Complete home-study (if required)
  • > Attend final adoption hearing

We will let you know if a background check or home study is required. We will also let you know if your specific situation can eliminate any steps or whether a step or two will need to be added.

Do it yourself step parent adoption in Connecticut

CONNECTICUT COURT LOCATIONS:

Here is the information for all of the courts in Connecticut that handle adoptions. If your region is not listed, we will include the nearest court information with your documents.

Lewis and Clark County District Court:

Hartford County Superior Court: 101 Lafayette Street Hartford, CT 06106 Tel: (860) 566-1630; Fax: (860) 566-1983

Fairfield County Superior Court:Bridgeport Superior Court, 172 Golden Hill St. Bridgeport, CT 06604 Phone: (203) 579 -6568 Fax: (203) 382-8408

New Haven County Superior Court:121 Elm St New Haven, CT 06510 Phone: (203) 789-7461 Fax: (203) 789-7492

Litchfield County Superior Court:15 West St. Litchfield, CT 06759 Tel: (860) 567 0885 Fax: (860) 567-4779

New London County New London Superior Court:70 Huntington Street, New London, CT 06320 Phone: 443-5363 Fax: 442-7703

Tolland County Tolland Superior Court:69 Brooklyn Street, Rockville, CT 06066 Phone: 860-896-4920 Fax: 860-875-0777

Windham County Putnam Superior Court:155 Church Street, Putnam, CT 06260 Phone: 860-928-7749 Fax: 860-928-7076

Middlesex County Middlesex Superior Court:1 Court Street, Middletown, CT 06457âEUR”3374 Phone: 860-343-6400 Fax: 860-343-6423

Court filing fees.

The court filing fees for an adoption in Connecticut are approximately $200.

Step Parent Adoption in Connecticut We help families throughout Connecticut complete their stepparent adoptions without the high cost of an adoption attorney. We serve families in Bridgeport, New Haven, Hartford, Waterbury, Norwalk, Danbury, New Britian, Bristol, Meriden, Milford, West Haven, Middletown, Norwich, Shelton, Torrington, and all the other cities in Connecticut.

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NORTH DAKOTA STEPPARENT ADOPTION Professional & Guaranteed

Important information about filing an adoption in North Dakota.

ADOPTING YOUR STEP CHILD IN NORTH DAKOTA: We are committed to helping unite families through stepparent adoption. We understand that some relationships leave a child with an absent parent. Our program allows families to complete their North Dakota step parent adoptions without the high cost of an adoption attorney.

Completing a stepparent adoption in North Dakota doesn’t have to be difficult or expensive. Our goal is to empower families with an affordable means to adopt their stepson or stepdaughter. We back our service with a 100% court acceptance guarantee.

North Dakota step parent adoption

Helping the entire State of North Dakota in stepparent adoption.

We help families throughout the entire State. Our documents have consistently been praised by the Courts in North Dakota and recommended by court clerks.

We help families in every city of North Dakota, including: Fargo, Bismarck, Grand forks, Minot, West Fargo, Dickinson, Mandan, and every other city in North Dakota.

Important information about filing an adoption in North Dakota.

A stepparent adoption in North Dakota can be a fairly simple process, and it can be a wonderful step to take to unit the family unit. When the adoption is completed, the child will have the following benefits:

  • > New name is established (if desired)
  • > New birth certificate
  • > Two legal parents active in the child’s life
  • > Ability to inherit from adoptive parent

The child will have a relationship with the adoptive parent that is the same as if the child were born to the stepparent. The child’s new birth certificate will show the child’s new name and will have the adoptive parent and the natural parent listed as the child’s mother and father.

If your matter is complex, a local adoption attorney can answer any legal questions you may have. Review the following fact check which provides a general guideline as to whether you can do your own adoption:

Who can adopt.

  • > Stepmother, or
  • > Stepfather

A stepparent in North Dakota can file to adopt his or her step child. The stepparent must be legally married to the child’s parent.

In some states, a domestic partnership and same-sex marriages may also adopt under the step parent adoption laws.

Parental Rights

Both the biological father and the biological mother have parental rights to the child. In every adoption, the absent or consenting parents parental rights will have to be terminated.

Some of the common grounds for termination of parental rights are:

  • > Abandonment of the child
  • > Lack of financial support
  • > Sustained lack of contact
  • > Abuse or neglect of minor children
  • > Putative or presumptive father is not the bio-father

Child’s consent

In North Dakota, if the child is over 12 years of age, the child will be required to sign a consent to the adoption.

Where to file

You will file your step parent adoption documents in the court located in the county where you reside. If you are in the military, you have the option to file in your home-state of record.

We have listed the address for some of the North Dakota Courts below.

North Dakota Adoption

After you have determined that you want to complete a stepparent adoption, and have familiarized yourself with the adoption process, we can help you make the adoption a reality.

The adoption is fairly simple:

  • > Complete our online questionnaire
  • > Review and sign the adoption forms
  • > Notice the absent parent
  • > Sign all consents
  • > Complete background check (if required)
  • > Complete home-study (if required)
  • > Attend final adoption hearing

We will let you know if a background check or home study is required. We will also let you know if your specific situation can eliminate any steps or whether a step or two will need to be added.

Do it yourself step parent adoption in North Dakota

NORTH DAKOTA COURT LOCATIONS:

Here is the information for all of the courts in North Dakota that handle adoptions. If your region is not listed, we will include the nearest court information with your documents.

Burleigh County District Court: 514 East Thayer Ave, P.O. Box 1055, Bismarck, ND 58502-1055 Phone 701-222-6690

Stark County District Court: 51 3rd St. E., Suite 106, Dickinson, ND 58601 Phone 701-227-3184, Fax 701-227-3185

Ward County District Court: 315 SE 3rd St., P.O. Box 5005, Minot ND 58702-5005 Phone 701-857-6600

Stutsman County District Court: 511 2nd Ave. SE, Jamestown, ND 58401-4210 Phone 701-252-9042, Fax 701-251-1006

Cass County District Court: 211 S. 9th St., P.O. Box 2806, Fargo, ND 58108-2806 Phone 701-241-5645

Grand Forks County District Court: P.O. Box 5939, Grand Forks, ND 58206-5939 Phone Civil 701-787-2715 Fax: 701-787-2716

Richland County District Court: 418 2nd Ave. N., Wahpeton, ND 58075 Phone 701-671-1524, Fax: 701-671-4444

Court filing fees.

The court filing fees for an adoption in North Dakota are approximately $200.

Step Parent Adoption in North Dakota We help families throughout North Dakota complete their stepparent adoptions without the high cost of an adoption attorney. We serve families in Fargo, Bismarck, Grand forks, Minot, West fargo, Dickinson, Mandan, and all the other cities in North Dakota.

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COLORADO STEPPARENT ADOPTION Professional & Guaranteed

Important information about filing an adoption in Colorado.

ADOPTING YOUR STEP CHILD IN COLORADO: We are committed to helping unite families through stepparent adoption. We understand that some relationships leave a child with an absent parent. Our program allows families to complete their Colorado step parent adoptions without the high cost of an adoption attorney.

Completing a stepparent adoption in Colorado doesn’t have to be difficult or expensive. Our goal is to empower families with an affordable means to adopt their stepson or stepdaughter. We back our service with a 100% court acceptance guarantee.

Colorado step parent adoption

Helping the entire State of Colorado in stepparent adoption.

We help families throughout the entire State. Our documents have consistently been praised by the Courts in Colorado and recommended by court clerks.

We help families in every city of Colorado, including: Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins, Lakewood, Thornton, Arvada, Westminster, Pueblo, Centennial, Boulder, Greeley, Longmont, Loveland, Grand Junction, Broomfield, Castle Rock, Commerce City, Parket, Littleton, Northglenn, Brighton, Englewood, Wheat Ridge, and every other city in Colorado.

Important information about filing an adoption in Colorado.

A stepparent adoption in Colorado can be a fairly simple process, and it can be a wonderful step to take to unit the family unit. When the adoption is completed, the child will have the following benefits:

  • > New name is established (if desired)
  • > New birth certificate
  • > Two legal parents active in the child’s life
  • > Ability to inherit from adoptive parent

The child will have a relationship with the adoptive parent that is the same as if the child were born to the stepparent. The child’s new birth certificate will show the child’s new name and will have the adoptive parent and the natural parent listed as the child’s mother and father.

If your matter is complex, a local adoption attorney can answer any legal questions you may have. Review the following fact check which provides a general guideline as to whether you can do your own adoption:

Who can adopt.

  • > Stepmother, or
  • > Stepfather

A stepparent in Colorado can file to adopt his or her step child. The stepparent must be legally married to the child’s parent.

In some states, a domestic partnership and same-sex marriages may also adopt under the step parent adoption laws.

Parental Rights

Both the biological father and the biological mother have parental rights to the child. In every adoption, the absent or consenting parents parental rights will have to be terminated.

Some of the common grounds for termination of parental rights are:

  • > Abandonment of the child
  • > Lack of financial support
  • > Sustained lack of contact
  • > Abuse or neglect of minor children
  • > Putative or presumptive father is not the bio-father

Child’s consent

In Colorado, if the child is over 12 years of age, the child will be required to sign a consent to the adoption.

Where to file

You will file your step parent adoption documents in the court located in the county where you reside. If you are in the military, you have the option to file in your home-state of record.

We have listed the address for some of the Colorado Courts below.

Colorado Adoption

After you have determined that you want to complete a stepparent adoption, and have familiarized yourself with the adoption process, we can help you make the adoption a reality.

The adoption is fairly simple:

  • > Complete our online questionnaire
  • > Review and sign the adoption forms
  • > Notice the absent parent
  • > Sign all consents
  • > Complete background check (if required)
  • > Complete home-study (if required)
  • > Attend final adoption hearing

We will let you know if a background check or home study is required. We will also let you know if your specific situation can eliminate any steps or whether a step or two will need to be added.

Do it yourself step parent adoption in Colorado

COLORADO COURT LOCATIONS:

Here is the information for all of the courts in Colorado that handle adoptions. If your region is not listed, we will include the nearest court information with your documents.

Franklin County Court of Common Pleas:

Denver District Court: 1437 Bannock St., Denver, CO 80202 Tel: 720-865-8301

Boulder County District Court:1777 6th Street Boulder, CO 80302 Tel: (303) 441-3750

Arapahoe County District Court:7325 S. Potomac Street, Englewood, Colorado 80120

El Paso County District Court:270 South Tejon Colorado Springs, CO. Tel: (719) 448-7650 Fax: (719) 448-7685

Pitkin County District Court:506 E. Main Street Basement Aspen, CO 81611 Tel: (970) 920-5400 Fax: (970) 920-5409

Eagle County District Court:Eagle County Justice Center, 885 Chambers Ave., P.O. Box 597, Eagle, CO 81631 Phone: 970-328-6373 Fax: 970-328-6328

Garfield County District Court:109 – 8th Street, Suite 104, Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 Phone: 970-945-5075 Fax: 970-945-8756

Chaffee County District Court:142 Crestone, P.O. Box 279, Salida, CO 81201 Phone: 719-539-2561 Fax: 719-539-6281

Mesa County District Court:125 North Spruce, Grand Junction, Colorado 81502 Phone: 970-257-3660

Court filing fees.

The court filing fees for an adoption in Colorado are approximately $200.

Step Parent Adoption in Colorado We help families throughout Colorado complete their stepparent adoptions without the high cost of an adoption attorney. We serve families in Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins, Lakewood, Thornton, Arvada, Westminster, Pueblo, Centennial, Boulder, Greeley, Longmont, Loveland, Grand Junction, Broomfield, Castle Rock, Commerce City, Parket, Littleton, Northglenn, Brighton, Englewood, Wheat Ridge, and all the other cities in Colorado.

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