I'm really surprised that Fungi had been given a chance to see his son after ex amount of years. If the child has been adopted then the biological parent has relinquished all rights to the child and would have no further rights to see him or contact him. I know for a fact that contact with biological parents, after adoption is frowned on and is totally discouraged and not allowed. I only say it as my sister is a fosterer and has little ones before they are adopted etc..
Not quite right, contact is allowed dependant upon what was agreed as part of the adoption process, however, contact would usually be via letterbox rather than face to face.
I'm really surprised that Fungi had been given a chance to see his son after ex amount of years. If the child has been adopted then the biological parent has relinquished all rights to the child and would have no further rights to see him or contact him. I know for a fact that contact with biological parents, after adoption is frowned on and is totally discouraged and not allowed. I only say it as my sister is a fosterer and has little ones before they are adopted etc..
But don't some people have an open adoption? For all we know the adoptive parents may have thought yes he can see his dad but changed there mind, who knows.
I'm really surprised that Fungi had been given a chance to see his son after ex amount of years. If the child has been adopted then the biological parent has relinquished all rights to the child and would have no further rights to see him or contact him. I know for a fact that contact with biological parents, after adoption is frowned on and is totally discouraged and not allowed. I only say it as my sister is a fosterer and has little ones before they are adopted etc..
i agree, like i said in my previous post, this was a set up for us to see the caring white dee and the sweet but dim Fungi.....yeuk!!
Not quite right, contact is allowed dependant upon what was agreed as part of the adoption process, however, contact would usually be via letterbox rather than face to face.
Oops I realised that after I had wrote it... It would be very confusing if they allowed face to face contact to the adopted child, he wouldn't know who is parents are etc. Plus he may not have been told he was adopted if he is still young..
But don't some people have an open adoption? For all we know the adoptive parents may have thought yes he can see his dad but changed there mind, who knows.
From what I can find out, it is something that isn't practiced in the UK. It seems to be a US and Canadian thing.
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No you didn't.
Should give them a bush tucker food parcel he he
Yeah! Look what he has done for you!
Not to zero tho...enough to get by if it wasn't wasted on beer, **** and drugs
Didn't I.
Must have been a dream then.
Not quite right, contact is allowed dependant upon what was agreed as part of the adoption process, however, contact would usually be via letterbox rather than face to face.
No s*** Sherlock
But don't some people have an open adoption? For all we know the adoptive parents may have thought yes he can see his dad but changed there mind, who knows.
i agree, like i said in my previous post, this was a set up for us to see the caring white dee and the sweet but dim Fungi.....yeuk!!
Oops I realised that after I had wrote it...
Who knew?!
Lucky we had someone who had "done a course" to tell us.
White Dee knows everything ;-)
I'm actually liking her, at least shes trying
I doubt even the divine could help these work shy bunch of idiots
From what I can find out, it is something that isn't practiced in the UK. It seems to be a US and Canadian thing.
that is longtime to be without electric, light etc
What part of that are you pretending not to understand?
What with a pie in the sky modelling career?