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Author After the divorce, the husband adopted a child
Posted Saturday, September 4, 2010 - Post #26435
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Hi !

I've got a problem with setting a divorced couple.
After the divorce, the husband adopted a child.
When I select this child  and sets her has an adopted girl, she appears as being adopted by the former couple and not by the single man. What sould I do ?

thank you.

David


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Edited: Saturday, September 4, 2010 by GenoProSupport
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Posted Sunday, June 26, 2022 - Post #42299
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Yes, the reference to stepson/stepdaughter is a bug in the Narrative Report script. I have a fix for it that I will release in a few days when I have sorted some other unrelated issues.

However the situation with the reference to half-siblings is not as clear.  In this example GenoPro does mark Sarah as a half-sister, presumably because she only has one parent in common with Aaron and Joy, irrespective of whether they are adopted. But I have yet to get the bottom of why Aaron's sisters are not displayed as a half-sister and a sister. I'll take another look.


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Posted Sunday, June 26, 2022 - Post #42300
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Thank you kindly. I look forward to hearing more in due course!
Posted Tuesday, June 28, 2022 - Post #42304
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see http://support.genopro.com/Topic40608.aspx for fix to issue of incorrectly reporting adopted children as stepchildren.

As regards half-siblings, there is an inconsistency within GenoPro itself. If a child has a single parent then his/her half siblings are reported as full siblings. So in your example Sarah is reported as being a sister to Aaron and Joy rather than a half sister, but Aaron and Joy are shown as half brother and half sister of Sarah.  Giving single parent Jen a partner then shows Sarah as a half sister of Aaron & Joy Crazy

Maybe Dan will see this and produce a fix Laugh


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Posted Tuesday, June 28, 2022 - Post #42306
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Thank you so much for the very speedy fix to the Narrative Report. That works really well now. Yes, let's hope that the half sibling anomaly can be addressed in the GenoPro software. I'm wondering whether it would be worth raising in the Bug Report topic on this forum.

Thanks again.

Martin



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