Child Adoption For An Aspirational Single Mother

According to Hindu adoption and maintenance act, under Sec 6 guardian of his child is father. But under 5 years mother responsibility to upbringing the child. Sec 10 under under age of 15 years anyone can adopt child with permission of court or any guardian acc to law. Sec 12 , adopt child is like the real child and part of family. Their all relationship like a follow as blood relation. Also the part of their property as well . They will also part of shares or property belong to birth family as well.

There is no much difficult process to adopt the baby girl to whom you rather already adopted only some formalities are required to be done. Go ahead for this. Any legal service consult online.

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Dear client, The Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act (HAMA) is one of the laws in India that regulates adoption of children by Hindus. The Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA) is a statutory body under the Ministry of Women and Child Development, which is responsible for regulating and promoting in-country adoption and inter-country adoption in India. As per the current guidelines, adoption of children in India is regulated by the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015, and the CARA guidelines. Under these guidelines, CARA is the central authority responsible for regulating and monitoring all in-country adoptions in India. If you wish to adopt a child in India, it is advisable to go through the CARA process, which involves registration, preparation of a Home Study Report, and selection of a child for adoption based on the criteria set by the authority. This process is aimed at ensuring that the adoption is in the best interests of the child and is done in a transparent and legal manner. While HAMA is still applicable for adoption by Hindus in India, CARA guidelines take precedence in matters of adoption, and all adoptions have to be registered with CARA. Hence, it is recommended to follow the CARA guidelines for adoption in India, even if you are eligible for adoption under HAMA, to ensure that the adoption is legal and ethical, and the best interests of the child are protected.

Generally the Hindu adoption will be applicable when to the parents of the baby were alive but in your question baby parents are no more but in this circumstances you can make a adoption deed through baby's grandmother because no one relatives of babys are left except grandmother so you can make adoption deed through baby's grandmother.