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If I'm not legally adopted by the people I live with, can I choose where to live?

If I'm not legally adopted by the people I live with, can I choose where to live?

Full question:

If I'm not legally adopted by the people I live with, can I choose where to live?

Category: Adoption
Subcategory: Reversal
Date: 04/07/2025
State: Georgia

Answer:

Only if the adoption is reversed could you not be under the control of your adoptive parents if you are a minor. If you are an adult you would be free to live where you choose.

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