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0 tracked cards Supplemental - Not MEE July 2026
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Mother became pregnant while dating Father. Father attended prenatal appointments, paid half of Mother's medical bills, and told both families he intended to raise the child. Before the birth, Mother moved without telling Father and placed the baby for adoption with Adoptive Parents. Father did not know the state had a putative-father registry, and Mother did not list him on the adoption papers even though she knew his name and address. The adoption court gave notice only by publication.
Father learned of the adoption three weeks after the decree. He immediately filed to set aside the adoption and establish paternity. Adoptive Parents argue that Father never registered and that adoption decrees must be final. Father argues that he made prompt and substantial efforts to assume parental responsibility and was denied notice.
Discuss Father's strongest arguments and Adoptive Parents' strongest arguments. Address unwed father rights, registry requirements, notice, and finality.

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