Adoptions of Adults or Married Minors. There are no statewide forms for adoptions of adults or married minors. However, the Alameda County Superior Court has created forms you can use for such adoptions. Please scroll to the bottom of this page for these optional forms. You may file your adoption request in any of our court locations. The paperwork will be forwarded to the appropriate courthouse in which your adoption finalization proceeding will be scheduled.
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emancipated minor is a minor who is allowed to conduct a business or any other occupation on his or her own behalf or for their own account outside the influence of a parent or guardian. The minor will then have full contractual capacity to conclude contract with regard to the business. Whether parental consent is needed to achieve the "emancipated" status varies from case to case. In some cases, court permission is necessary. Protocols vary by jurisdiction.
In most countries of the world, adolescents below the legal age of majority (adulthood) may be emancipated in some manner: through marriage, attaining economic self-sufficiency, obtaining an educational degree or diploma, or participating in a form of military service.
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| Basically I finally met my "owner" and the thing is that he was a complete pedophile rapist murderer and a cheat a liar as well as a member of the Rose Croix with international connections with Fake Bavarian Illuminati, these kids were brought in to fake Active 33rd in a system Fuck over that had very little to do with us and was just the Freemasons placating Cuban Ones that were not sexually viable and it fit into Obama's whole scheme of Fuck everyone and taking part in partisan political anarchy and Genocide against American Homosexuals and or either Hermaphrodites, basically for a part or way out of the American system that was eliminating Transgenders and Transsexuals that were illegitimate hobby's or were produced in a way that was totally illegal, I think one was from Germany and the other two were from Ireland and they are not legal residents of the united states of America and may have criminal offenses in either country for helping the illegal Illuminati hunt down people that knew about possibly Prince Andrews child chicken hobby... |
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| This one is of a photo for the one of the Occupy Spain Squatter Grubby Nests Anarcho commie pedo junkies |
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| The Site is hosted in Australia but the business headquarters which is a part of the Verizon Network is Defunct. |
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Here is the Building in Japan and from what it looks like its a Rich man wanna be Freemason Dive of modular buildings so when shake hands man and Pedophile frog transsexual mom go up to heaven to meet the eyeball all they have to do is probably Chemo wash it till its sufficient enough for the next one to be disposed of in.
VIP Visits (since 1996)
- From Australia to Japan
| Year | Name |
| 1996 | - Treasurer Peter Costello (March)
- Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Tim Fischer(May)
- Foreign Minister Alexander Downer (June)
- Prime Minister John Howard (September) |
| 1997 | - Minister for Industrial Relations Peter Reith (April)
- President of the Australian Senate Margaret Reid, Foreign Minister Alexander Downer, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Tim Fischer and other five ministers (all for Australia-Japan Cabinet Committee in August)
- Minister for Defence Ian McLachlan (September)
- Foreign Minister Alexander Downer (October) |
| 1998 | - Foreign Minister Alexander Downer (March) |
| 1999 | - Minister for Industry, Science and Resources Nick Minchin (April)
- Minister for Foreign Affairs Alexander Downer (April)
- Prime Minister John Howard (July)
- Minister for Trade Mark Vaile (October) |
| 2000 | - Minister for Foreign Affairs Alexander Downer (April)
- Prime Minister John Howard (June) |
| 2001 | - Minister for Foreign Affairs Alexander Downer (May)
- Minister for Industry, Science and Resources Nick Minchin (May)
- Minister for Trade Mark Vaile (June)
- Prime Minister John Howard (August) |
| 2002 | - Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Warren Truss (January and July)
- Minister for Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs Philip Ruddock (March)
- Minister for Trade Mark Vaile (April)
- Minister for the Environment and Heritage David Kemp (May)
- Minister for Industry, Tourism and Resources Ian Macfarlane (May)
- Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts Richard Alston (June)
- Minister for Finance and Administration Nick Minchin (July)
- Minister for Foreign Affairs Alexander Downer (November)
- Minister for Science Peter McGauran (December) |
| 2003 | - Minister for Trade Mark Vaile (February)
- Minister for Foreign Affairs Alexander Downer (May)
- Minister for Small Business and Tourism Joe Hockey (July)
- Prime Minister John Howard (July)
- Minister for Defence Robert Hill (September-October)
- President of the Australian Senate Paul Calvert (December) |
| 2004 | - Minister for Industry, Tourism and Resources Ian Macfarlane (May) |
| 2005 | - Minister for Foreign Affairs Alexander Downer (March)
- Minister for Trade Mark Vaile (April)
- Prime Minister John Howard (April)
- Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Warren Truss (July)
- Minister for the Arts and Sport Rod Kemp (July)
- Minister for Small Business and Tourism Fran Bailey (July)
- Minister for Foreign Affairs Alexander Downer (July)
- Special Minister of State Eric Abetz (July)
- Minister for Industry, Tourism and Resources Ian Macfarlane (September) |
| 2006 | - Minister for Transport and Regional Services Warren Truss (January)
- Minister for Small Business and Tourism Fran Bailey (January)
- Minister for Health and Ageing Tony Abbott (June)
- Minister for Foreign Affairs Alexander Downer (August)
- Minister for Trade Warren Truss (November) |
| 2007 | - Prime Minister John Howard (March)
- Minister for Defence Brendan Nelson and Minister for Foreign Affairs Alexander Downer (June). |
| 2008 | - Minister for Trade Simon Crean (January)
- Minister for Foreign Affairs Stephen Smith (January)
- Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research Kim Carr (February)
- Minister for Resources and Energy Martin Ferguson (March)
- Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Tony Burke (April)
- Minister for Foreign Affairs Stephen Smith (May)
- Minister for Climate Change, Energy Efficiency and Water Penny Wong (May)
- Prime Minister Kevin Rudd (June)
- Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research Kim Carr (June)
- Minister for Foreign Affairs Stephen Smith (June)
- Prime Minister Kevin Rudd (July)
- Minister for Resources and Energy Martin Ferguson (August)
- Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research Kim Carr (November)
- Minister for Resources and Energy Martin Ferguson (November)
- Minister for Foreign Affairs Stephen Smith and Minister for Defence Joel Fitzgibbon (December) |
| 2009 | - Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government Anthony Albanese (January)
- Treasurer Wayne Swan (March)
- Minister for Foreign Affairs Stephen Smith (April)
- Minister for Trade Simon Crean (October)
- Prime Minister Kevin Rudd (December) |
| 2010 | - Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government Anthony Albanese (March)
- Minister for Foreign Affairs, Stephen Smith and Minister for Defence John Faulkner (May)
- Minister for Trade Simon Crean (June) |
| 2011 | - Prime Minister, Hon Julia Gillard MP, and Mr. Tim Mathieson (April) |
- From Japan to Australia
| Year | Name |
| 1996 | - Minister for Construction Eiichi Nakao (June)
- Minister for International Trade and Industry Shunpei Tsukahara (July)
- Minister for Labor Takanobu Nagai (August)
- Minister for Posts and Telecommunications Ichiro Hino (September) |
| 1997 | - Minister for Construction Shizuka Kamei (January)
- Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto (April)
- Prince Katsura (June)
- Minister for International Trade and Industry Shinji Sato (July) |
| 1998 | - Minister for Health and Welfare Junichiro Koizumi (January)
- Director General of Defence Agency Fumio Kyuma (January)
- Parliamentary Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs Masahiko Komura (January)
- Prince Tomohito (June)
- Former Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita (October)
- Minister for Foreign Affairs Masahiko Komura (November) |
| 1999 | - Minister for International Trade and Industry Kaoru Yosano (March)
- Prince Tomohito (June)
- Prince Katsura (June)
- Minister for Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Shoichi Nakagawa (August) |
| 2000 | - Minister for International Trade and Industry Takashi Fukaya (June) |
| 2002 | - Minister for Administrative Reform Nobuteru Ishihara (January)
- Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi (April-May)
- Director General of Defence Agency Gen Nakatani (August)
- Minister for Foreign Affairs Yoriko Kawaguchi (November)
- Crown Prince Naruhito and Crown Princess Masako (December) |
| 2004 | - Minister for Justice Daizo Nozawa (June)
- Parliamentary Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs Keishiro Fukushima (November) |
| 2005 | - State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Ichiro Aisawa (February)
- Director General of Defence Agency Yoshinori Ohno (May)
- Special Advisor to the Prime Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi (July) |
| 2006 | - Minister for Foreign Affairs Taro Aso (March) |
| 2007 | - Minister for Economy, Trade and Industry Akira Amari (July)
- Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Minister for Foreign Affairs Nobutaka Machimura and Minister for Economy, Trade and Industry Akira Amari (all for APEC in September) |
| 2009 | - Minister for Foreign Affairs Hirofumi Nakasone (April-May) |
| 2010 | - State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Tetsuro Fukuyama (February)
- Minister for Foreign Affairs Katsuya Okada (February)
- National Public Safety Commission Chairman Hiroshi Nakai (May)
- Minister for Internal Affairs and Communications Kazuhiro Haraguchi (July) |
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