Can an Adopted Child Receive Tet Monetary Gifts After the Termination of Adoption?
Can Adopted Children Reclaim Their Lucky Money When Terminating the Adoption?
According to Article 27 of the Adoption Law 2010 regarding the consequences of terminating an adoption, it states:
The rights and obligations between adoptive parents and adopted children shall cease from the date the court's decision to terminate the adoption takes legal effect.
In the case where the adopted child is a minor or an adult without legal capacity, incapable of working, the court may decide to assign the biological parents or another organization, individual to care for, nurture, and educate the child for their best interests.
If the adopted child is handed back to the biological parents, the rights and obligations of the biological parents that ceased under Clause 4, Article 24 of this Law shall be restored.
In case the adopted child has personal property, they are entitled to reclaim that property; if the adopted child has contributed to the shared assets of the adoptive parents, they are entitled to a share of the assets corresponding to their contribution as agreed with the adoptive parents; if no agreement is reached, the court shall resolve it.
The adopted child has the right to reclaim their surname and first name as before the adoption.
Thus, it can be determined that lucky money is your personal property. Therefore, you are entitled to reclaim the lucky money from your adoptive parents.
Can Adopted Children Reclaim Their Former Name Before Adoption?
Clause 5, Article 27 of the Adoption Law 2010 provides for the consequences of terminating adoption as follows:
- The adopted child has the right to reclaim their surname and first name as before the adoption.
The adopted child has the right to reclaim their former surname before adoption upon the termination of the adoption.
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