I want to dissolve a full adoption. How can I proceed?

To proceed with the dissolution of a full adoption, there must be specific legal grounds.

Mainly, when adoptive parents abuse or neglect a fully adopted child, or when the relationship between the fully adopted child and the adoptive parents is irreparable, dissolution can be requested.

The grounds for consensual dissolution and judicial dissolution of regular adoption do not apply to dissolution of full adoption.

If the dissolution of full adoption is to be carried out, the court will examine whether the dissolution is appropriate, prioritizing the welfare of the fully adopted child.

For example, even if there is unethical behavior by the adoptive parents, the court will closely examine whether dissolution is appropriate for the welfare of the fully adopted child.

Once the judgment of dissolution of full adoption is finalized, the relationship between the fully adopted child and the adoptive parents and their relatives is extinguished.

After the dissolution procedure is complete, the dissolution must be reported within 1 month with the final judgment received from the court.

When reporting, you must submit a report form including information related to the date of judgment finalization, and the names and resident registration numbers of the parties.

Since the dissolution of full adoption involves complex legal procedures, it is good to receive consultation from an expert.