The New Jersey Supreme Court has ruled that an indigent parent whose child is subject to private adoption proceedings has the right to court-appointed counsel if he or she has decided to object to the adoption.
July 26, 2016 at 03:59 PM
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The New Jersey Supreme Court has ruled that an indigent parent whose child is subject to private adoption proceedings has the constitutional right to court-appointed counsel if he or she has decided to object to the adoption.
The court, in a unanimous ruling, said a birth parent has the same right to counsel in a private adoption dispute as does a birth parent in a case in which the state is seeking to terminate parental rights.
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