Adoptio
Adoptio is a Latin term referring to adoption, the legal and social process by which a parent-child relationship is established between individuals not related by birth. Historically, adoption practices varied across cultures and legal systems. In ancient Roman law, adoptio was a formal legal procedure that could transfer a person from one family to another. This was particularly significant for ensuring the continuation of family lines or the inheritance of property.
Throughout history, the concept of adoption has evolved. Many societies have developed legal frameworks to regulate
There are various types of adoption, including domestic adoption, international adoption, and adoption from foster care.