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ADOPTION OF MINORS; GUARDIANSHIP 48.81 Who may be adopted. 48.82 Who may adopt. 48.825 Advertising related to adoption. 48.83 Jurisdiction and venue. 48.831 Appointment of guardian for child without a living parent for adoptability finding. 48.832 Transfer of guardianship upon revocation of guardian’s license or contract.
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