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Post by humble on Sept 18, 2003 18:58:18 GMT -5
I think that will be the best soultion to the problem. It would be for the best and everyone would be happy. But in drama does not work that way.
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Post by JadeEyes on Sept 18, 2003 19:14:27 GMT -5
But his lawyer already explained this to Young-joon. He can not adopt Ji-min. His bio. father would have to renounce all claim to him and agree to let him be adopted.
Jade
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Post by Avalon on Sept 18, 2003 19:34:35 GMT -5
Unless there is a plot twist and Sang-min is not available to renouce his rights....such as his death. This is just a possibility. This would pave the way for YJ to adopt Ji-Min.
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Post by JadeEyes on Sept 18, 2003 22:57:04 GMT -5
I'm not sure that even Sang-min's death -- unlikely an event as that would be (and at this point, I rather like the hitman idea suggested in another thread) -- would translate to a free and clear scenario for Ja-young. Not sure, but it's possible that in the event of his death, Sang-min's father would gain the right to claim a previously undeclared heir on the family registry. I know nothing of Korean law, of course, and could be totally off w/ this. But who can say that wouldn't be the case? It seems like the type of law Korea would have, given all this other stuff we've learned this past week.
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