SB2564 amends Hawaii adoption laws to specify who must consent to an adoption and under what conditions.
SB2564 modifies Hawaii Revised Statutes to detail who must consent to a child's adoption, including birthing parents, legal non-birthing parents, and others with a vested interest in the child's welfare. It also outlines conditions under which a court may waive the need for consent. The bill specifies that a petition to adopt an adult requires notarized consent from the adult and their spouse, if applicable. The changes take effect upon the bill's approval.
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