A bill in Idaho will define an adult adoptee as a person who is at least 40 years old.
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Third Annual Adoptee Rights National Week of Action
The third annual Adoptee Rights National Week of Action. Take action and join me and others to make positive change for adoptees rights.
What To Know About Minnesota’s New Law: A FAQ
What the new Minnesota law does, plus how and when adult adoptees and their families can apply for a copy of the OBC.
The Byzantine Bill Known as AB1302
A California bill known as AB1302 is a bureaucrat’s nightmare, or maybe it’s a real joy if you prefer a bundle of red tape and a meaningless, outdated government fixation on paper shuffling and secrecy.
South Dakota’s Equal Rights Law: A FAQ
What South Dakota’s new law does, plus how adopted people can now apply for copies of their own original birth records.
YIKES! Hot Mess of a Bill in California
A newly-introduced and unexpected bill in California is a hot mess. It preserves court involvement plus creates new rights of redaction for birthparents. Here’s what you need to know and what you can do to help.
New Massachusetts Law: FAQ
Poof! Goodbye donut hole. How a new equal rights law for Massachusetts-born adult adopted people will now work.
Louisiana’s Equal Rights Law: FAQ
How a new equal rights law for Louisiana-born adult adopted people works.
Idaho’s Discriminatory Law: A FAQ
A FAQ about Idaho’s new law, which puts restrictions upon restrictions for adult adopted people who request a copy of their own original birth certificates.
Vermont’s Equal Rights Law: A FAQ
How Vermont-born adoptees and their descendants can apply for copies of the adoptee’s own original birth certificate. A FAQ.