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(Taken from the Adoption Glossary)
Dissolution: A reversal or voiding of an adoption after its legal finalization. This can occur for a variety of reasons, the most common of which are: 1) That there was not a good match of the needs of the child with the talents and capabilities of the adoptive family, and 2) That the circumstances... [more]

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We adopted a sibling group of four sisters seven years ago, ages now 7-15. These girls are so wonderful. However, last year when one of the middle ones (age 13)started on a tirade of misbehavior, eventually ended up in a short-term psychiatric ward three times, a children's psychiatric hospital ...
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With the increased number of parents seeking to "unadopt", states are now addressing issues involving adoption dissolution and the impact on adopted children and adopting parents.
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