Reunited with biological parents Manigo met her biological parents Saturday in Walterboro, WJXT reported.
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Gabriel was returned to his biological parents 10 days later.
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These profiles contain basic genetic information about the biological parents.
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Neither Leckie's biological parents nor Peat could be reached for comment.
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It was then he decided to track down his biological parents.
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Why didn't this soften the trauma of losing their biological parents?
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While answering questions from the audience, Erin met her biological parents.
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Even adults with no sperm or eggs could conceivably become biological parents.
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Some FLDS children may not even know who their biological parents are.
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Sophea said she preferred not to know who the biological parents were.
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Reunification with his biological parents was "unlikely," they told us at first.
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They were reconnected when their son began searching for his biological parents.
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While in South Korea, Kling has tried to meet her biological parents.
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Her biological parents, I discovered, were a white man and a black woman.
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Among these, 116 of the adult children were paired with both biological parents.
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Justice Gorsuch dissented, saying states should be free to list only biological parents.
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She barely knew her biological parents and was raised in the foster system.
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That's what I would've obsessed about in her place, not my biological parents.
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After their encounter turned physical, the chick was given back to his biological parents.
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The boy's biological parents were teenagers, who awarded him to the state at birth.
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What they seem to need most is for their biological parents to stick together.
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Children adopted as infants ended up with weights like those of their biological parents.
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I'm told my biological parents came from the untouchable caste, the lowest in India.
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Helping biological parents make the changes needed to be able to keep their children.
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Though his biological parents married, Jeff's biological father did not stay in the picture long.
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Some people have even used genetic ancestry testing to find biological parents or lost relatives.
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Like many children of his village, Asser has not been raised by his biological parents.
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Her biological parents were murdered — and she only finds out decades later the real reason.
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Kamiyah Mobley then met her biological parents for the first time since she was a newborn.
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Kamiyah Mobley, 18, met her biological parents for the first time Saturday, CNN affiliate WJXT reported.
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On one side, Rafael's search for his biological parents became a major theme for season 4.
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His biological parents were unable to care for him, and he was placed in their custody.
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After Kellner and Makram met, they took a road trip together to meet their biological parents.
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In the meantime, a DNA test has proven that the Moiseenkos are indeed Yulia's biological parents.
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Risha ran away in 1992 at age 17 and was able to track down his biological parents.
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A family is reunited Mobley, 18, met her biological parents for the first time Saturday, WJXT reported.
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Later, Jack and Rebecca argue about whether or not to hire someone to find Randall's biological parents.
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But she has already spoken with several relatives by FaceTime and has met with her biological parents.
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A prosecution source tells PEOPLE the girl was removed from her biological parents' custody sometime in September.
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We have a good relationship with BlueJay's biological parents, but they most likely will not raise him.
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Courts are loth to rule firmly against biological parents unable or unwilling to look after their children.
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Alas, one of the next key matches had been adopted, so they located the cousin's biological parents.
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By that time, Quinton's biological parents had lost their parental rights, and Quinton was available for adoption.
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In the second test, the authors used an "extended adoption design," in which they looked at 82,698 people's own divorce experiences and how they were related to those of biological parents they lived growing up with versus biological parents they didn't live with when they were growing up.
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She has spent time with her biological parents since then, but still supports the only mother she knew.
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The world's first baby with DNA from three biological parents has been born, doctors revealed to New Scientist.
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She also understands that her biological parents have the absolute right to view today as a joyous day.
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DNA testing confirmed that they were not genetically their children, and they were given to the biological parents.
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He had been taken from his biological parents at birth and placed in New York City's foster system.
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One was orphaned before he could remember and the other has biological parents and siblings living back home.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "A hospital in Britain will be the first permitted to create babies with three biological parents.
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"It's amazing to see her bond with us in general, because we are not her biological parents," she says.
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The two companies say they can deal with this by comparing embryonic sequences with those of the biological parents.
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After Kellner and Makram met, they took a road trip together to meet their biological parents in Tucson, Ariz.
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And there were struggles, including Nancy going behind Wyman's back to help then-teenage Michael find his biological parents.
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Bizarrely, it also cuts the adoption tax credit, only allowing biological parents to get a break for having kids.
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Many others are adoptees and the genealogists who help them use the site's tools to track down biological parents.
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She said she honed her techniques over a decade by helping thousands of adoptees track down their biological parents.
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Children and their biological parents tended to be separated early on in the Family, and I was no exception.
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In Jacksonville, her biological parents and grandmother were "extremely excited and overwhelmed with emotion" at the news, the sheriff said.
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Interestingly, however, this test also revealed that people's divorce risk resembled that of the biological parents they did live with.
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The fact that they are not my biological parents does not change the fact that they are simply, my parents.
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He also said that the biological parents of the baby taken into custody have been detained for selling their daughter.
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In his 30s, Mr. Nyqvist set out to find his biological parents with the little information he knew about them.
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Her maternal grandmother, Bertha Smith West, had been adopted and always wanted to learn the identity of her biological parents.
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Although the adoption was open, problems arose throughout Carly's life and it all revolves around MTV filming her biological parents' lives.
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In other words, it was only when people's biological parents got divorced that they were more likely to get divorced themselves.
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When she gets pregnant, she decides it's time to find her biological parents, and in the process discovers an entire family.
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It wasn't until Monday, however, that the body was identified by the state lab through DNA from Murillo-Moncada's biological parents.
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Kamiyah, who has met her biological parents, told HLN last year that she loves Williams and still considers her her mother.
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Wahhaj and Leveille are the biological parents of nine of the 11 children found near the rural unincorporated community of Amalia.
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In some cases, young children of the murdered were put up for adoption and were never told of their biological parents.
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But because Mr. Lentz was adopted after he was born, he forfeited any relationship with his biological parents, Judge Knight ruled.
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Ms. Manigo met her biological parents on Saturday, at a teary reunion followed by a mother-daughter trip to the mall.
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She tested this by gathering 99 children, ages nine to 11, who lived in households with their two married biological parents.
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Starting in 2021, Finland will give all parents leave, regardless of their gender or whether they are a child's biological parents.
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He details his life from the time of his adoption as a baby to tracking down his biological parents at age 30.
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She told HLN she could envision having a relationship with her biological parents but had no idea how it could play out.
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When she gets pregnant, she decides it's time to find her biological parents, and in the process she discovers an entire family.
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Chick 420, as one of the babies is now known, was born May 17, and immediately began bonding with its biological parents.
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Lemonis made an emotional visit to the orphanage, where he learned the names of both of his biological parents through birth records.
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But at the end of the day, "Legion" is a story about David, a character who was abandoned by his biological parents.
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Her arrival in New York appeared to be a happy ending for a child whose biological parents had been killed in Auschwitz.
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His biological parents are affluent bourgeoisie who had been tirelessly searching for him since his disappearance, and his return leaves them overjoyed.
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Minnesota, a Supreme Court case that challenged a state law requiring a minor to notify both biological parents before having an abortion.
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Authorities say the girl was removed from her biological parents' home in September and placed into foster care, though it is unclear why.
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Suffolk County Supreme Court Judge Patrick Leis III took the unusual step of awarding shared custody rights to both biological parents and Dawn.
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To try to find her biological parents, I read through years of her postings on Facebook, and researched her closest matches in GEDmatch.
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However, officials of the Tulalip Tribes hold that the key issue is not the ICWA, but the rights of the child's biological parents.
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The meeting went so well that Sobol felt emboldened to request information about her biological parents, who had been identified by campus police.
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Over the years that their daughter was missing, Zephany's biological parents reportedly celebrated her birthday every year, despite police never having any leads.
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At worst, they end up in foster care or even adopted by a US family, preventing children from reuniting with their biological parents.
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The IQs of those adopted children are substantially higher than they would have been if they had been raised by their biological parents.
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Before the August 2016 decision, only blood relatives, biological parents, or adoptive guardians could be granted custody and visitations rights for a child.
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Dolezal made headlines in 2015 when her biological parents revealed she was born white but had been presenting herself as black for years.
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This process allows genetic genealogists to help people locate long-lost family members, for example, or inform adopted children about their biological parents.
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Manigo, who has met her biological parents, told HLN's Ashleigh Banfield last year that she loves the woman and still considers her mom.
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Interestingly, the baby girl's biological parents preserved a total of three embryos, so an opportunity exists for Emma to have biological brothers and sisters.
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This way the little boy might grow up in an entirely different country, but he'll at least be able to remember his biological parents.
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According to GMA, the kids, who all share the same mother, had come from an "unstable environment," and their biological parents' rights were terminated.
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The two are parents to 3-year-old daughter Novalee Reign and are also the biological parents to Carly, whom they placed for adoption.
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Additionally, Stark's company is going through a possible financial collapse, and he's dealing with the prospect of learning the identity of his biological parents.
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Danielle said her biological parents had abused her before Child Protective Services removed her and Michelle Shields adopted her as a 4-year-old.
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He told of an older Jewish woman who had been adopted as a child, and had been looking for her biological parents for years.
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The vlogger told YouTuber Trisha Paytas that he learned of his adoption early on and struggled to make sense of his biological parents' decision.
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After losing their son, Butler and his wife learned about another baby boy in the hospital whose biological parents were unable to care for him.
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In a brief interlude when Enitan's biological parents — the director plays his father — take him to Nigeria, he is so distressed that he stops speaking.
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More than 18 years after being abducted as a newborn from her family in a Florida hospital, Kamiyah Mobley has reunited with her biological parents.
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Mobley met her biological parents — father Craig Aiken and mother Shanara Mobley — for the first time on Saturday at the Walterboro Police Department, WCSC reported.
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Those who do not live with two biological parents do worse at school, earn less as adults and raise less stable families of their own.
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In a matter of weeks, she got the answer she was hoping for: her biological parents were still alive and very eager to meet her.
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She and Mr. Kluge share the same biological father and first learned of each other's existence in 1999 after Ms. Shull met her biological parents.
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He had been adopted, and the initial excitement about connecting with his biological parents was dampened when they turned out to be religious and anti-gay.
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DNA tests carried out by police then proved that the two girls were sisters, ending 19 years of uncertainty for biological parents, Celeste and Morne Nurse.
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Large-scale closures will increase pressure on the government to reunify affected children with their biological parents, and to find foster homes when reunification proves impossible.
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"It is about looking for my biological parents and my origin," said Mr. Rousteing, who was adopted as an infant by a couple in Bordeaux, France.
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"All the kids are welcome to be there with me, but if they have to go to their biological parents, I let them go," she said.
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I've known lots of adopted kids who had similar notions of themselves, especially adopted kids who didn't know their biological parents when they were growing up.
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I feel a bond with my biological brothers and biological parents in a different sense then with my actual family that not many people will understand.
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As the Pew Research Center noted, the Census Bureau collects data on both biological parents' racial identities and includes a category of children with multiracial backgrounds.
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Their reasoning: DNA testing is faster than authenticating documents, and protects children — especially the youngest — from being handed to people who may not be their biological parents.
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The two are parents to 3-year-old daughter Novalee Reign and are also the biological parents to 8-year-old Carly, whom they placed for adoption.
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What they found was that, whereas adoptees' divorce patterns tended to resemble those of their biological parents, they were completely unrelated to those of their adoptive parents.
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Then in "Chapter Eighty-One" (Season 4, Episode 17), evil villain Rose, aka Sin Rostro (Bridget Regan), tells Rafael that she knows who his biological parents are.
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Back in 2003, Colton and Sloan were placed by the state with their aunt and uncle due to their biological parents' alleged substance abuse issues, says Smith.
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Saxman had said she was adopted as a child, but believes Prince is her real dad -- but the law prevents adoptees from obtaining heirship to biological parents.
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The teen, now 18, crossed paths with her biological parents -- Celeste and Morne Nurse -- after they unknowingly enrolled their second daughter at the same school she attends.
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Hunter had been placed with Embry-Martin just two months prior to his death after social services officials removed him from the home of his biological parents.
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In her vision of the post-patriarchal society, kids would be allowed to have sex, too, including with adults (even their biological parents) if they so chose.
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He suffered abuse by his biological parents and was exposed to violence and drugs, and once had a gun put to his head, according to the report.
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One of her most important rulings—which was decided last year—gave non-biological parents in same-sex relationships the right to seek custody of their children.
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Utah stands out for low teen birthrates, low divorce rates and low abortion rates, and it has the highest rate of teenagers living with married, biological parents.
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Parents in Finland will be given the same amount of parental leave, regardless of their gender or whether they are a child's biological parents, the government announced.
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His biological parents had been among the roughly 150,000 native children whom the Canadian government removed from their families and placed in residential schools to "civilize" them.
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Both of Petersen's now-deceased biological parents were alcoholics, and her mother had assaulted and even bitten her in a drunken rage before friends called authorities for help.
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They've had their home life shattered, they've been taken away -- some of them -- from their moms, their dads, their biological parents, and reassigned to other parents or relatives.
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Catelynn and Tyler are also the biological parents of daughter Carly, whom they placed for adoption — a bittersweet decision they documented on MTV's 16 and Pregnant in 2009.
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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) said Tuesday that the agency found two adults through DNA swabbing who thought they were biological parents and were not.
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The outlet noted that Texas law only permits putting a child up for adoption if their biological parents consent or if a judge has terminated their parental rights.
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For most of those months, it seemed very possible that he and his brothers, who do not live in our home, would be reunited with their biological parents.
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At 19, Mr. Norman left the home of the family that adopted him at 8 after social workers removed him and his five siblings from their biological parents.
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Even people who were raised by their biological parents can feel shaken when their DNA tests present results that don't fit with their understanding of who they are.
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Children who are removed from their parents are shown to suffer long-term psychological and physical effects caused by the disruption to their attachment with their biological parents.
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In addition to acting, Mr. Nyqvist wrote several books, including "Just After Dreaming," an autobiography published in 2010, in which he described his search for his biological parents.
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That turned out to be awfully handy for police, who are increasingly using the same algorithms that can locate biological parents and long-lost cousins to solve crimes.
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In Jacksonville, about 175 miles south of where Mobley was found, her biological parents and grandmother were "extremely excited and overwhelmed with emotion" at the news, the sheriff said.
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"The irreparable emotional, physical and psychological trauma experienced and still being experienced by biological parents and their [respective] families is unfathomable," prosecutor Evadne Kortje told Western Cape High Court.
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Instead, they're intended to chip away at smaller elements of the ruling—say, the right to spousal benefits or to name non-biological parents on a newborn's birth certificate.
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In cases where a chick's biological parents face inadequate support, or if a pair laid more eggs than it could manage, zoo staff have transferred chicks to foster pairs.
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For many of the children, who may have felt abandoned by their biological parents and had moved between homes, Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu promised a stability they had never known.
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In February, she contacted the Chile Adoption Birth Family Search, an online group dedicated to connecting adopted children raised in the United States with their biological parents in Chile.
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Vows Martin Schmidt knew from a young age he was adopted, but he didn't seek out his biological parents until he was about to have children of his own.
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His adoptive parents, William and Cynthia Schmidt, gave him the paperwork he needed for meeting his biological parents when he turned 215, but "didn't push it," Mr. Schmidt said.
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"The statute in question establishes a set of rules designed to ensure that the biological parents of a child are listed on the child's birth certificate," Justice Gorsuch wrote.
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As Mr. Nyqvist charted his acting career, he also confronted what he later called the most traumatic part of his life: orphanhood and the mystery of his biological parents.
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Finland: All new parents will be allowed 164 days of paid parental leave as early as next year, regardless of gender or whether they are a child's biological parents.
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They are more likely to drop out of high school, less likely to attend college, and less likely to graduate from college than children raised by both biological parents.
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We're repeatedly told by policymakers, social commentators, religious leaders and a host of others that children raised by both biological parents stand the best chance of success in life.
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The couple share 3-year-old daughter Novalee Reign, and are also the biological parents to Carly, who they placed for adoption in the first season of 16 and Pregnant.
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Up until a few weeks ago, she had mostly helped adopted people find their biological parents and celebrities track down their ancestors on the PBS television series Finding Your Roots.
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The girl, known publicly as Zephany Nurse, was reunited with her biological parents, Morné and Celeste Nurse, in February last year after their second daughter Cassidy befriended Zephany at school.
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Maya's worry about Max leads to a new journey, a cross-country car trip in the hope of tracing their son's biological parents and the origins of his peculiar behavior.
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However, there are cases of abuse in which the court may decide that it's not in the best interests of the child to remain in contact with the biological parents.
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Millions of heroic grandparents (and other family members) are raising children, and yet the legal assumption is that (unless the situation is extreme) children should be with their biological parents.
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"Now I wonder if one of my biological parents was color-blind," Audrey said one evening, a day or two after finding out that she'd been wearing beige all along.
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With her family's support, she already had contacted a Korean adoption agency to search for her biological parents, but she was told she was too young to open her case.
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Both of Lexi's biological parents reportedly lost custody of their daughter when she was 17 months old, as her mother suffered with substance abuse and her father had a criminal history.
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Along with her siblings, Dolezal tells the story of a questionable if not sordid upbringing by her biological parents, Ruthanne and Larry, who, in 2015, confirmed that their daughter is white.
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In "The Trip," which takes place years after "Disappointed Man" in the This Is Us timeline, Jack questions whether he and Rebecca should finally try to track down Randall's biological parents.
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While Zephany's biological parents have said in interviews over the years that they never lost hope of finding her, for now, the girl remains in the custody of the social services.
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" Beavers told the Los Angeles Times that she took on the role of foster mom because she "wanted to give them what they didn't get in life by their biological parents.
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A synthetic human genome potentially could make it possible to create humans who lack biological parents - raising the specter, for instance, of made-to-order human beings with special genetic enhancements.
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The trouble with this solution was that foster parents were prompted from the start to form attachments to the children, and their hopes were pitted against those of the biological parents.
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Huntington's is a hereditary disease that is autosomal dominant—if one of your biological parents has the faulty gene, then you have a 22011 percent chance of carrying it as well.
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It recounted the agony of a traditional adoption process — meaning no contact with the biological parents — halted when a mother changed her mind a few hours after delivering a baby boy.
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After McGrady and her husband took their newborn daughter, Grace, home to their 2-bedroom condo in Glendale, California, they kept in touch with the biological parents via email and Facebook.
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The majority of children in foster care, no matter their age, were placed in care due to the actions of their biological parents or legal guardians, most commonly neglect or abuse.
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She wanted to learn more about who she was, so she searched for her biological parents, listed as Neal Gordon and Juanita Green on her birth certificate, but never found them.
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The Northwestern University reproductive biologist coined the term "oncofertility" over a decade ago, when she began helping young cancer patients preserve their ability to become biological parents even after chemotherapy and radiation.
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Tina and Benjamin chose an embryo based on its physical characteristics (the couple describe themselves as being physically small, and they wanted a child to match) and the biological parents' medical history.
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With no biological parents to speak of, Aloy is branded an outcast from the time she's a infant, forced to live outside and apart from a superstitious tribe with her adopted father.
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Whether children had moved between multiple foster homes, were worried about a parent being deported, or had been removed from their biological parents, the lasting effects of these early experiences were clear.
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Lauri Pasch, a psychologist at the University of California, San Francisco Center for Reproductive Health, commended the Snowflakes program for its emphasis on fostering open communication between children and their biological parents.
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For the time being, Dr Turnbull thus argues, the safest approach to human mitochondrial donation is to make sure that the mitomum is as closely related to the biological parents as possible.
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The two women were adopted by loving families and only learned of their origin stories as adults, for each a crushing realization that dampened their hopes of ever finding their biological parents.
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It is clear that the best place for children to grow and thrive is in a safe, loving, and permanent home, whether that is with biological parents, adoptive parents or a relative.
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Biological parents remain legal guardians of children who have been institutionalised for years—often promising repeatedly to take their children out of state institutions but never doing so, thus making adoption difficult.
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She informed me that her biological parents and four siblings responded to a letter she wrote to them 12 years ago that they want no contact with her or her daughters whatsoever.
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The victims' biological parents, David Allen Turpin, 20073, and Louise Anna Turpin, 49, have since been charged with nearly 40 counts each, including 12 counts of torture and 22019 counts of child abuse.
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In the finale, we see that crime lord Rose (Bridget Regan), the only person who knows the identity of Raf's biological parents, has summoned him to her prison to spill a big secret.
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Those family members issued a statement about the child's untimely death on Tuesday afternoon through Flowers, who is acting as a spokesman for members of A.J.'s family other than his biological parents.
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She knew it because at the time, Moore was working as the genetic genealogy researcher on the PBS show Finding Your Roots and had a consulting business helping adoptees find their biological parents.
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After a city-wide search for the girl's biological parents and dozens of applications from couples hoping to adopt the her, she was placed with Sam and Helene Sobol, who named her Jillian.
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Throughout the trial the convicted woman reportedly maintained that she did not steal the child, but that she purchased the baby from another woman who said the biological parents did not want her.
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Soon after welcoming the longed-for babies into the world in March, the mother had to give them up to their biological parents, who were blindsided by the new additions to their families.
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" Read: World's first hydrogen train to go into service Passionate about the environment from an early age, Umesh was granted permission for the adoption by his biological parents -- "It is a very difficult question.
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Although the Bravo personality has not heard from her son's biological parents — Max was adopted by Lisa and her husband, Ken, when he was an infant — it could potentially occur in the near future.
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Due to a number of pressures, her biological parents made the heartbreaking decision to give their youngest up for adoption, sending Nicole towards a future much different than that of her older biological siblings.
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"Mother's Day," the episode immediately preceding "Love Is the Message," explores this directly, via stories of the various characters' relationships with their biological parents and how those relationships are complicated by their very beings.
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After the Games, South Korea's ministry of tourism discovered likely genetic matches for his biological parents and when Dawson sent his blood samples two weeks later, they found his biological father Kim Jae-soo.
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White nationalists point out that kids who are adopted into other families still have IQ scores that are correlated with their biological parents—that is because, like all things, there is some genetic contribution.
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The prospect is spurring both intrigue and concern in the life sciences community because it might be possible, such as through cloning, to use a synthetic genome to create human beings without biological parents.
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Since she was a little girl, Yulia wondered where she came from and who her biological parents were — until one day her boyfriend, Ilya Kryukov, googled two words: "Djewuschka" and "Pojesd" (girl and train).
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The internet is brimming with playbooks for biological parents, but I couldn't seem to find a go-to text for my situation, nor did I know other guardians, so it was trial by fire.
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Chippewa County Sheriff Jim Kowalczyk tells PEOPLE the preteen suspect was in foster care before noting privacy concerns bar him from discussing the circumstances surrounding why the girl was removed from her biological parents' care.
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She wrote in one brief that she was raised by a "network of other adults who supplied some of the care and nurturing that her biological parents were unable to offer," according to NBC News.
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For example, one study of adolescents found that living in an economically secure home with both biological parents accounted for some, but not all, of the benefits that are typically chalked up to family meals.
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And some children may have been doubly traumatized: After integrating into a new family and culture — and, in some cases, forgetting how to speak Finnish altogether — they returned to biological parents who were now strangers.
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The U.S. Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage last year, leading Fox to side with three lesbian couples who argued that decision effectively voided Arkansas statutes and regulations requiring a child's biological parents to be listed.
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Poole-Dayan, who has 18-year-old twins with his husband, began MHB in 2005 with monthly workshops giving advice to gay men interested in becoming biological parents and now holds about seven conferences a year.
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After clearing customs and immigration at the airport, she headed to the waiting area where not only her biological parents, but a half-sister and others in her new-found extended family were waiting for her.
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On the other hand, according to Elizabeth Bartholet, the faculty director of Harvard Law School's Child Advocacy Program, roughly a third of children who are returned to biological parents who maltreat them will be maltreated again.
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David Crosby, an attorney for the estate's special administrator, Bremer Trust, wrote in a letter of determination that Minnesota law presumes that John and Mattie were Prince's biological parents because they were married when he was born.
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Any of their biological parents — a scientist, a local folk hero, a top-of-the-charts country singer, and a one-percenter stockbroker — could have been a potential guardian for the brood, but none could be bothered.
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Plans for the project, which leaked last month, have already set off an ethical debate, because the ability to chemically fabricate the complete set of human chromosomes could theoretically allow the creation of babies without biological parents.
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According to the 2014 Kenya Demographic and Health Survey (KDHS), almost half of Kenyan children did not live with both biological parents and 22% of children come from single mother households even though their fathers are alive.
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Like Obama, I spent my childhood in a culture other than that of my biological parents, thanks to my father's job as a foreign correspondent: first in Hong Kong, where I was born, then Manila and New Delhi.
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The ten adverse childhood experiences are emotional, physical, or sexual abuse; physical or emotional neglect; violence, alcoholism and drug abuse, incarceration, or mental illness within the family; and having been raised by anyone other than two biological parents.
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Although in general, youths raised in two-parent families are less likely to live in poverty, black youths raised by both biological parents are still three times more likely to live in poverty than are their white peers.
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Rachel and Heidi McFarland were awarded the judgment on Tuesday against Des Moines, Iowa, attorney Jason Rieper, who they said acted negligently in not getting the child's biological parents to sever their parental rights (a characterization Rieper's attorney disputes).
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" "To be honest, when a straight couple is using surrogacy, or when a straight couple is using an egg donation or sperm donation, nobody asks them if they are the biological parents of the child, it's just an assumption.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive This Is Us sneak peek at Tuesday night's episode, Jack Pearson (Milo Ventimiglia) and his wife Rebecca (Mandy Moore) argue about searching for their adopted son Randall's (Lonnie Chavis and Sterling K. Brown) biological parents.
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After Gabriel was born, Rachel says they assumed Rieper was handling the adoption as necessary, including hiring a guardian ad litem to represent the child's underage biological parents in court and starting the process for their release of custody.
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It had a sensational kicker: When she learned the truth about her biological parents, she also learned that one of her grandfathers was George Hodel, a prime suspect in the infamously gruesome and unsolved Black Dahlia killing in 1947.
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There is no legal cap on the number of donations that can be made by a single donor—though the American Society for Reproductive Medicine does have suggested limits—and no laws to ensure children can track their biological parents.
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Being parents is more important to us than being biological parents, so part of me just wants to move on to the paperwork already, since adoption through foster care is also by no means a simple or straightforward or quick process.
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Hidden away from the authorities, and at first kept in the dark herself, Ms Li says she was just starting primary school when she found out that the kindly aunt and uncle who often visited were in fact her biological parents.
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Dannel Malloy (D) said that he wants Connecticut to be known as a state that welcomes the LGBT community, adding that more than 4,000 children are in state care and about half of them likely won't return to their biological parents.
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First, even when adoption produces substantial gains in the average IQs of adopted children, the magnitudes of the individual gains are better predicted by the IQs of the children's biological parents than by the relative quality of the adoptive environment.
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The founder of DNA Detectives, a group that helps adoptees find their biological parents and reunite long-lost relatives, Ms. Moore said that she has been approached numerous times by law enforcement asking her help in solving murder and rape cases.
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In the good old days, one woman would only need to provide services to two old folks — her in-laws — because by marriage, a woman would be wedded into the husband's family and sever her ties with her biological parents.
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"If in fact there's a genetic component, it means that most people who were raised by their biological parents were therefore also raised by anxious parent," said Seif, adding that this circumstance may also contribute to the development of anxiety.
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An Iowa couple last week won $3.25 million in a malpractice lawsuit against their former lawyer after the baby boy they were in the process of adopting was reclaimed by his biological parents — and then murdered by one of them five weeks later.
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Using these data, the researchers set about the daunting task of analysing the marriages of 19,715 adopted children, to see how often these ended in divorce and whether that divorce rate bore any relationship to divorces among their adoptive and biological parents.
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This analysis showed that such children were 20% more likely to divorce if their biological parents had divorced than if those parents had stayed together, but no more (and no less) likely to do so if their adoptive parents had split up.
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"Having kids—lots of them—is glorified, so people are pressured to have kids when they aren't ready to, to have more kids than they want to or can afford, or to spend heaps of resources on becoming biological parents," Morison says.
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But credit for this method largely belongs to a number of mostly female, mostly retired family history lovers who tried for years to persuade law enforcement officials that their techniques could be used for more than locating the biological parents of adoptees.
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The network had so much riding on the idea of Biles's upbringing — and the idea that she had to overcome the unfitness of her biological parents on her way to gold medal glory — that Trautwig was unable to leave the narrative behind.
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The Trump-Cohen tape, explained Donald Trump's Hollywood Walk of Fame star destroyed by pickaxe-wielding vandal (again) Steve Bannon's bold plan to start a populist revolution in Europe 3 biological parents, 1 child, and an international controversy The protests over Nia Wilson's murder, explained
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" And according to the Times, states with high rates of education also tend to produce stable families: In "Minnesota, New Jersey, Massachusetts and Connecticut, at least 51 percent of teenagers are being raised by both biological parents, among the highest rates in the nation.
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But if you read past the first paragraph of the New York City investigation, you come upon this startling fact: A majority of the maltreatment incidents (which include cases of both abuse and severe neglect) happened while foster kids were visiting their biological parents.
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Her parents, Nellie and Mike Evans — she works at the school as a cook; he's a laid-off oil field worker — both came from families scarred by alcohol, they said, raised by foster families after their biological parents were unable to care for them.
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States with high rates of education also tend to produce more stable families: In "Minnesota, New Jersey, Massachusetts and Connecticut, at least 51 percent of teenagers are being raised by both biological parents, among the highest rates in the nation," The New York Times reports.
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When she discovers by accident that she is actually white, and secretly adopted, it throws her life into a tailspin and she travels to Los Angeles, a hub of the burgeoning Civil Rights Movement, to try and learn the truth about her biological parents.
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According to research from Charles Murray, the percentage of American kids who lived with both biological parents declined from 95 percent in 85033 for both affluent families and working-class families to 85 percent for affluent families and 30 percent for working-class families in 2005.
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But "fraudulent" families could also include children traveling with adults who are related to them but are not their biological parents, such as a stepparent, aunt or uncle, foster parent, or adoptive parent or children who are traveling with their parents but are older than 18.
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Ricardo Lederer, who worked as an obstetrician at Campo de Mayo, one of the largest detention, torture, and disappearance centers, signed the forged birth certificate of a child who was snatched from his biological parents in 1978 and handed to the relatives of an army officer.
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Last week, an Iowa couple was awarded $22014 million in a malpractice lawsuit against their former attorney after the baby boy they were in the process of adopting was reclaimed by his biological parents in 2014 — and then murdered by one of them five weeks later.
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The plan has drawn criticism from a number of quarters, not only for the secrecy that surrounded the discussions leading up to the publication of the paper on Thursday, but also because it could theoretically lead to the creation of children without biological parents in the future.
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That was the really striking thing that came out of this paper: there was this very independent effect, sort of consistent in its magnitude, regardless of whether they lived with their own two [biological] parents, with one parent and one stepparent, or with a single parent.
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Her biological parents couldn't give consent, because their parental rights had been terminated; her foster parents couldn't, because her presence in the foster-care system made her a ward of the state, and the child-welfare agencies of many states, including Nebraska's, refuse to consent to abortions.
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While Mr. Skelos had once filled the role of loving, watchful father — a role that, by his own account, had led to the actions that brought him to trial — by the time of their sentencing, Adam Skelos was estranged from his father and had reconnected with his biological parents.
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Billed as being "inspired by" true events, the six-part project tells the story of Fauna Hodel (India Eisley), a teenage girl being raised in Reno by an African-American woman (Golden Brooks), who journeys to Los Angeles in pursuit of explanations about her lineage and who her biological parents are.
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Javier Matías Darroux Mijalchuk, who was born in 1977, told reporters on Thursday that he knew he was adopted, but did not know who his parents were or the circumstances of his adoption, as he was only a few months old when his biological parents were taken by government forces.
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Kamiyah Mobley, the 18-year-old who was abducted as a newborn from a Florida hospital and raised by her kidnapper in a South Carolina home, may have reunited with her biological parents over the weekend — but the man who she called "dad" for her whole life says he'll always be her father.
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Pulled from data taken over the course of 2004 to 2009, children whose single parent had a live-in partner experienced eight times the rate of maltreatment, nearly eight times the rate of neglect, and more than ten times the rate of abuse, as compared to children living with married biological parents.
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Some of today's injustices are caused by an effort to redress older wrongs: oversensitivity to race is a response to past racism; a broader reluctance to separate children irrevocably from their biological parents in favour of adoptive ones reflects remorse over the routine way in which unmarried mothers were once deprived of their newborns.
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This always would have been hard to watch, but this week of all weeks ... I am focusing on this part of the episode both because it plays so eerily on a week when this very topic is dominating headlines and because I'm always interested in stories about children being raised by people other than their biological parents.
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Mr. Spackman, an American citizen and permanent resident of Hong Kong, is well known in South Korea, partly because he is the son of James C. Spackman, who was adopted by Americans in 1955 after his biological parents died during the Korean War, and later advanced in the business world to become chief of Prudential's international insurance group.
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Jones wrote at length about living in a black foster home and dealing drugs for the feared Bloods gang, and fans ate up the harrowing stories—until the author's older sister recognized her photograph in the New York Times and revealed Margaret B. Jones to be Margaret "Peggy" Seltzer, a private school–educated woman raised by her biological parents in the affluent, Sherman Oaks neighborhood of the San Fernando Valley.
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