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Code · Pennsylvania · Title 23 — DOMESTIC RELATIONS · Chapter 27

§ 2725. Religious belief.

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§ 2725. Religious belief.
The intermediary may honor the preference of the natural parents as to the religious faith in which the adoptive parents intend to rear the adopted child. No person shall be denied the benefits of this part because of a religious belief in the use of spiritual means or prayer for healing.
23c2725v
(May 21, 1992, P.L.228, No.34, eff. 60 days)
23c2731h
SUBCHAPTER D
VOLUNTARY AGREEMENT FOR
CONTINUING CONTACT
Sec.
2731. Purpose of subchapter.
2732. Definitions.
2733. Parties to agreement.
2734. Consent of a child.
2735. Filing and approval of an agreement.
2736. Failure to comply.
2737. Modification of agreement.
2738. Enforcement of agreement.
2739. Discontinuance of agreement.
2740. Procedures for facilitating and resolving agreements involving a county child welfare agency.
2741. Counsel.
2742. Costs.
Enactment. Subchapter D was added October 27, 2010, P.L.961, No.101, effective in 180 days.
23c2731s
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