Joan's is one of those stories that are not easily forgotten. His mother gave birth at age 14 while in a supervised home and social services took care of the child. Although she never expressed that she wanted to give it up for adoption, with 18 months she was given a pre-adoptive foster care system (saved for adoption) to a family from Sueca (Valencia), with whom she lived until last week, when justice He decided that he should be returned to his biological mother.
The adoptive parents filed an appeal but was not admitted and finally the Supreme Court gives the reason to María José Abeng Ayang, 19, the biological mother who regained custody of her son.
Finally, the Supreme Court has agreed not admit resources to process presented by the Prosecutor's Office, the Ministry of Social Services of Asturias and the pre-adoptive parents of the four-year-old boy who was delivered last week to his biological mother.
The birth mother published a letter in which she gave her version of the story, and so did the adoptive father in an open letter.
A very difficult situation for both families, whose resolution was impossible to satisfy both parties.
To give the child up for adoption, the mother must consent
So that the Swedish family that took care of Joan since she was 18 months could definitely adopt him, the consent of the biological mother is needed. It was necessary for her son to be given up for adoption, but she never intended to do so. He always expressed that he wanted to stay with the child.
