The father is a minority, can I adopt another child if I have a child?

About seeing if he is a single, or if the couple cannot have bad children, they can adopt a child... If not, can I delete it?

Legal analysis: The ethnic composition of citizens can be changed, but it needs to comply with relevant laws and regulations.

Legal basis: Provisions on the Determination of the Ethnic Composition of Chinese Citizens Article 3 Where a citizen of a different ethnic group marries a child born of marriage, or adopts a child of another ethnic group (the adoption relationship is notarized and confirmed by a notary public), the ethnic composition shall be agreed upon by the parents or adoptive parents before the age of 18, and the banquet shall be decided by the person who has reached the age of 18, and the ethnic composition shall not be changed by the person who has reached the age of 20.

Legal analysis: A citizen's ethnic composition can be changed, but it needs to comply with relevant laws and regulations, and if it meets the legal conditions for changing the ethnic composition, it can apply for change to the public security organ where the household registration is located.

Legal basis: Provisions on the Determination of the Ethnic Composition of Chinese Citizens》 Article 3 The ethnic composition of a child born to a citizen of a different ethnic group born of marriage, or the adoption of a young child of another ethnic group (a disturbing family whose adoption relationship has been notarized and confirmed by a notary public), shall be agreed upon by the parents or adoptive parents before the age of 18, and the decision shall be made by the person who has reached the age of 18, and the ethnic composition shall not be changed by the person who has reached the age of 20.

Legal Analysis: The adopter may have only one child.

Legal basis: Article 1098 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China The adopter needs to meet the following conditions:

1) Have no children or only one child;

2) have the capacity to raise, educate and protect the adoptee;

3) Do not suffer from a disease that is medically considered undesirable for adoption of a child;

4) There is no record of violations or crimes that are detrimental to the adoptee's healthy growth;

5) Be at least 30 years old.

Yes, an adopted child can inherit the estate of an adoptive parent. If you want to leave all the property to your son, you can write a gift agreement or bequest to give the entire property to your son, and the bequest is legally binding.

How can I bear it? Always give the child a little, since you have raised it once, it is also fate. You can write a will, and the notary public will notarize it, but you have to think about it yourself.

I didn't understand the front, but the back just needs to give you a will only for your son!

So why raise her? Is she raised just for her inheritance? Do things according to your conscience!