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	Adoption is a common practice in Tirneach as there have always been many title or property holding		'''Adoption''' is a common practice in Tirneach, as there have always been many title or property holding
	individuals and couples who cannot produce heirs unaided. To have an adoption formally recognised the		individuals and couples who cannot produce heirs unaided.


			=How Adoption Works=
			To have an adoption formally recognised the
	adoptee (who could be a child or an adult) and the adopter (who must be an adult) are required to go before		adoptee (who could be a child or an adult) and the adopter (who must be an adult) are required to go before
	their Iarla and make solemn declarations. The adoptee must renounce any and all claims to the property and		their Iarla and make solemn declarations. The adoptee must renounce any and all claims to the property and
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	family.		family.

			==Social Implications==
	Amongst those who place a high value on lineage, such as the Ruby Families of Siabhal, insinuating that there		Amongst those who place a high value on lineage, such as the Ruby Families of Siabhal, insinuating that there
	ought be a distinction made, or that adopted children are not truly of the family is socially disastrous. All of		ought be a distinction made, or that adopted children are not truly of the family is socially disastrous. All of

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Adoption is a common practice in Tirneach as there have always been many title or property holding
individuals and couples who cannot produce heirs unaided. To have an adoption formally recognised the
adoptee (who could be a child or an adult) and the adopter (who must be an adult) are required to go before
their Iarla and make solemn declarations. The adoptee must renounce any and all claims to the property and
titles of their birth family and the adopter must accept the responsibility of a parent for the conduct of their
new child. Following this there is no legal or social distinction between a child born into or adopted into a
family.

Amongst those who place a high value on lineage, such as the Ruby Families of Siabhal, insinuating that there
ought be a distinction made, or that adopted children are not truly of the family is socially disastrous. All of
the Ruby Families have at one time or another relied on adoption to continue their legacies and an attack on
the legitimacy of a single adopted heir is considered an attack on all.

Many families without inheritance to worry about practice informal adoption, as an audience with the Iarla
may be more trouble than it is worth to them. It is considered an attack tantamount to the theft of the child
to adopt someone who has been given as a hostage to your family. Finally, it is a contentious but not unheard
of practice for the head of a household to adopt an heir more pleasing to them if they are completely
unsatisfied with the ones nature has provided to them.

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