Equitable Adoption

Lifestyle / Adoption / Equitable Adoption: The legal process used in some states to establish inheritance rights of a child, when the prospective adoptive parent had entered into an oral contract to adopt the child and the child was placed with the parent but the adoption was not finalized before the parent died.
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Equitable Verb Synonyms: fair, even-handed, just, impartial, objective, unbiased, unprejudiced, square, fair-minded, open-minded, disinterested, dispassionate, neutral, tolerant, unbigoted, reasonable, judicious, ethical, principled, moral, proper, right-minded
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De Facto Adoption

Lifestyle / Adoption / De Facto Adoption: A legal agreement to adopt a child according to the laws of a particular state which will result in a legal adoption process once the adoption petition is filed with the appropriate court: an equitabl MORE

Final Adoption Decree

Lifestyle / Adoption / Final Adoption Decree: Legal document issued by the court that completes the adoption. MORE

Fair-And-Equitable Test

Business / Finance / Fair-And-Equitable Test: In the context of futures, the equilibrium price for futures contracts. Also called the theoretical futures price, which equals the spot price continuously compounded at the cost of carry rate for som MORE

Foster Adoption Placement

Lifestyle / Adoption / Foster Adoption Placement: Foster placement of a child, with adoption being the final goal, once all legal requirements have been met. The couple must be certified as suitable to adopt with their home licensed as a foster home. MORE

Foster-Adoption

Lifestyle / Adoption / Foster-Adoption: A child placement in which birth parents' rights have not yet been severed by the court or in which birth parents are appealing the court's decision but foster parents agree to adopt the child if/when MORE

Intercountry or International Adoption

Lifestyle / Adoption / Intercountry or International Adoption: The adoption of a child who is a citizen of one country by adoptive parents who are citizens of a different country. MORE