Step-Parent Adoption In Washington State
When you’re in a relationship with someone who has children from a prior relationship, it is not uncommon to bond with and treat those children
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Is This Child An “Indian Child?” – When Do You Have “Reason To Know” That A Child Is An “Indian Child?”
**This law uses the term “Indian Child” to refer to child members of federally recognized indigenous Native American political and cultural units. These units can
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Adoption Tax Credit 2021
The U.S. tax code presently allows adoptive families a tax related benefit for any and all qualifying costs and fees incurred in pursuing an adoption.
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The Golden Ticket: Residency For Spouses And Adopted Children Of Military Servicemembers Stationed Overseas
Question: I’m in the military married to (or have recently adopted) a person who is not a U.S. citizen. What do I do if I’m being
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Webinar – Adoption and Assisted Reproduction Technologies
June 4th, 2020 Dimitra S. Scott speaks about adoption and assisted reproduction technologies.
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Penalty-Free Retirement Withdrawal To Grow Your Family Adoption Or Assisted Reproduction
The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act (SECURE Act), which was signed into law on December 20, 2019, represents a significant overhaul of
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Update to Washington State’s Uniform Parentage Act of 2017
Washington was the first state to enact the new Parentage Act in 2018, based on the 2017 Uniform Parentage Act. This update to the Parentage
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Adoption Tax Credit For 2020
The IRS published the Adoption Tax Credit figures and adjustments for 2020. The new maximum dollar amount allowed for the tax credit tax in 2020 is $14,300 per child (it
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Adoption Tax Credit for 2020
The IRS has now published the Adoption Tax Credit figures and adjustments for 2020. The new maximum dollar amount allowed for the tax credit tax in 2020 is $14,300
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