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What is the difference between an open and closed adoption if grandparents adopt a child?

  • if the grandparents adopt their grandchild and the parents insist in staying in the child's life what is the difference? (no there is no drugs involved btw....the child was taken ...show more

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    I don't see how a grandparent adoption can be anything other than an open adoption. The definition that I learned was that in a closed adoption, the APs and the biological parents have little or no information about each other. Not full names, addresses, etc. An open adoption can fall somewhere along a spectrum, but the APs and biological parents have knowledge of who the other party is.

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IF the grandparents adopt the child they will be the ones who make all the rules--if they wish they can allow the parent to visit with the child and supervise the visits[due to mental illness].And if the grandparents decide it is not an option -then there will be no contact.

cricketlady

Well if the biological mom stays in the childs life that is an open adoption.

Mychildren'smom

Closed adoption just means that none of the paperwork will ever be available to the child once adult, unless the laws of the state change. The state seals the records.

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