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Adult Adoption Information Act 1985

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In this site we will set out all you need to know about the Adult Adoption Information Act 1985.

We will tell you your rights both as an adopted person or as a birth parent.

We will give you full access to the Act and many practical tips about its application.

Before the mid 1980's it was almost impossible to find out anything about adopted children.

If you were adopted out, you had no legal right to find the identity of your birth parents.

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"I see that the documents posted on the Family Court of New Zealand now differ to the ones posted on your site, example form A4 consent to adoption -http://www.justice.govt.nz/courts/family-court/documents/forms/pdf/A4.pdf/view?searchterm=form a4 It asks for different information on the front page, e..g deponent and with or without notice, what does all this mean, and how do I complete this part of the form? Do you have a sample of one of these forms completed? Regards Steve"
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"Thank you. It was not as easy as I thought because they wanted so many identifying details but your whole Netlaw site helped me. Barbara H - Oamaru - March 2007"
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