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You are here: Home / FAQs / If biological parents give up a child to adoption, what rights and obligations do they retain?

07.17.14 |

If biological parents give up a child to adoption, what rights and obligations do they retain?

Generally, they lose all rights and have no obligations. They have no right of contact with the child, cannot obtain information about the child and have no obligation to support the child. However, there are “open adoptions” in which parents may by agreement retain some rights to contact with the child and sharing of information about the child.

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