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Do biological grandparents have any rights after an adoption?

The biological parents’ parental rights are terminated when a child is adopted. However, some states are sympathetic to the plight of the biological grandparents and will grant them rights in limited situations, such as an adoption by a stepparent when a biological parent has died, or when the parents divorce.


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