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Your Child's Painful Reality in Life: When your child's natural parent has abandoned his or her responsibilities for his or her child, that reality is surely terribly painful for both you and your child. (The sting of this reality will probably continue to some degree for your child's entire life.)  This pain may be exacerbated by many factors, including your child's last name being different from all other members of his or her family unit when you and your husband having children natural born to you both. Your spouse's natural child may feel both the pain of being abandoned by his or her natural parent, but also feel the pain of having a different status in the family, that of being a "stepchild" to the only father or mother he or she has ever known. 

You Wish Your Child Did Not Consider Him/Herself to be a "Stepchild". All in your family probably already consider your child and his or her stepparent to have a real, valuable, and critically important parent-child relationship regardless of the legal stepparent-child status.  Nonetheless, both your spouse and your child may feel somewhat separated from the other for lack of a legally and socially completed and recognized parent/child relationship. Your situation is not unique, for example, according to futureofchildren.org, by the time a child of unwed parents reaches age 7, studies indicate only about 22% of fathers are in frequent contact. (Winter/Spring 2002)

Stepparent Adoption is Often a Healing Option. This painful reality of your childìs abandonment can often be drastically minimized by having your spouse adopt his or her stepchild. For many, adoption psychologically completes the parent-child relationship for both you spouse and his or her stepchild and provides the child with a fundamentally improved sense of security and belonging in your family unit. This completion can have significant positive impact on your childìs life in many other ways. According to a recent adoption study which can be reviewed by you at adoptivefamilies.com, results reveal that children adopted into families fare as well in many important respects as those born into them. 

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• She is divorced from the legal father and has a court order giving her sole or joint custody; or

• She is divorced from the legal father, who has a court order granting him legal custody but has voluntarily agreed to her having actual custody; or

• She became the sole custodian when the legal father died; or

• She became the sole custodian when the legal father lost his legal parentage through legal proceedings; or ï The child was born to her out-of-wedlock, and there is no court order affecting custody of the child.

• He is divorced from (or was never married to) the legal mother, and he has a court order giving him sole or joint custody; or

• He is divorced from (or was never married to) the legal mother, who has a court order granting her custody but has voluntarily agreed to his having actual custody; or

• He became the sole custodian when the legal mother died; or ï He became the sole custodian when the legal mother lost her legal parentage through court action.