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Is a biological parent entitled to notice even when consent isn necessary?

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Is a biological parent entitled to notice even when consent isn necessary?

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Yes, except in an agency adoption, a biological parent is almost always entitled to notice of the adoption hearing even when that person has failed to communicate or support the child for the one year period. The notice gives the biological parent the opportunity to contest the adoption. If the parent is a putative father who hasn’t registered with the Ohio Putative Father Registry, you should contact your lawyer to determine if notice is required.

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