Adoption Transfer of the rights and responsibility of a child from his/her birth parents to adoptive parents is called adoption. As adopted child you have the same rights as normal child. According to New South Wales Law you can find out about your biological parents at the age of 18 years, which is include the name, age, medical history and any other information to identified a person. If years under 18 years old you in same circumstances you can find information about your birth parents due to permission of your both parents, but the information is exclude the name, and other information which a person identified. An adopted child has the rights to leave the adoptive parents home and move to the biological parent’s home. More over as adoptive child you have the rights to inherit your adoptive parent’s property when they die.

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