My aunt & uncle adopted me when I was 11 (1972) when my mom died ; can I "undo" the adoption.

If your father nominated you with your will, your adoption will not affect this. If a person has the ability to do so and the ability to do effective, they can leave some or all of their property to strangers on the street. The problem you will encounter is that the passage of time may have canceled your claim for real estate. I extract the will and recommend to hire a certified attorney to see exactly what it is. Normally, if there is a heritage in the intention of a minor, the court assigns a guardian of property to these assets until the child reaches the majority of age. Your lawyer can tell you whether you have your legacy, what is happening, and how / how to recover it. Good luck

My answer is generic and should not be interpreted as legal advice or relationship between attorney and client. Carroll Johnson Law Firm, P. A. Testamentary, Trust and Heritage, Practice in Heritage Areas - with particular emphasis on providing special needs for disabled children and adults

Over the years, I would like to meet special people who can see past flaws to provide housing to one or more children who need parents and family. My father and my aunt and my nephew were adopted. Adoption always seems to me; my grandmother is my grandmother like my father's mother - the exchange student living with my mother's family is my Swiss aunt and uncle So their children are my cousins. There is no difference in family ties

Technically, she is an adopted aunt. My mother turned me at the age of sixteen. When I was a child I was living with my grandmother. A group of people live under a roof, including my aunt. My grandfather died, so my grandmother adopted her. As a result, we became like sisters. But with her eyes, she thought I was her. She always told me she pretended that I was her child. This relationship became stronger and she soon became my favorite person. We were a huge support system for the other side. We need to. Whether we are alone, or at least we feel lonely. We are black sheep. We are all abandoning the problem of our father. There is no real support system, but on the other hand. So, hold on firmly

As far as I can remember, my uncle Carl is "Uncle Carl". Although we have nothing to do with blood, he is my college friend of my parents, their way of thinking, he treats him as a brother, he becomes one of our many aunts and uncles I will. I appreciate my parents' abilities. They are all children, but those who search for family in the process and incorporate it into our lives are the best family in the world. Uncle Carl is one of them, and the most important person.