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Code · Florida · Title VI — Civil Practice and Procedure · Chapter 63

63.037 Proceedings applicable to cases resulting from a termination of parental rights under chapter 39.

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A case in which a minor becomes available for adoption after the parental rights of each parent have been terminated by a judgment entered pursuant to chapter 39 shall be governed by s. 39.812 and this chapter. Adoption proceedings initiated under chapter 39 are exempt from the following provisions of this chapter: requirement for search of the Florida Putative Father Registry provided in s. 63.054 (7), if a search was previously completed and documentation of the search is contained in the case file; disclosure requirements for the adoption entity provided in s. 63.085 (1); general provisions governing termination of parental rights pending adoption provided in s. 63.087 ; notice and service provisions governing termination of parental rights pending adoption provided in s. 63.088 ; and procedures for terminating parental rights pending adoption provided in s. 63.089 .
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