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In Michigan, a child-placment agency, court or Department of Social Services may release identifying information to an adult adoptee (age 18) only when:
(a) both birth parents have filed a consent with the department;
(b) one birth parent has filed a consent and the other has FAILED to file a statement denying consent;
(c) one birth parent is deceased, a biological sibling of the adoptee who is also a biological child of the deceased birth parents has filed a consent and the other birth parent has FAILED to file a denial of consent; or
(d) both birth parents are deceased and their death was the reason for adoption. In the case of adoptions occurring after 9/12/80, an adult adoptee (age 18) may receive identifying information concerning birth parent(s) unless either has filed a written request that the information not be released.
Mich. Comp. Laws 710.68.
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