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What happens if the absent parent is deceased?

October 25, 20251 min read34,000+ families helped

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If the child's other biological parent has passed away, stepparent adoption becomes significantly easier. Courts prioritize the best interests of the child, and having two legal parents provides additional financial and emotional stability.

To proceed with an adoption in this case:
• You will need to provide a copy of the absent parent's death certificate
• The court will usually expedite the process, as there is no parental consent issue
• Once finalized, the child's birth certificate will be updated to reflect the adoption

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