Kentucky HB110 amends adoption laws to require a 90-day residency period, restrict unmarried couples from joint adoptions, and mandate health history.
Kentucky HB110 modifies adoption procedures by requiring a child to reside with the petitioner for at least 90 days before filing an adoption petition. It prohibits unmarried couples from jointly adopting a child. The bill also mandates the disclosure of health history and other nonidentifying background information of biological parents and blood relatives to adoptive parents and the court.
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