So we call bullshit to the Alfans for their lies and delusions that Albert and Candy began their courtship after he revealed he was the POTH. Why would he say he was single if he was courting Candy? Why would he admit in writing he was her father?

Let’s now look at the Alfan’s insane claim that the adoption had been undone (whatever the f**k does that even mean—undone??). We don’t know where they got such an idea. We don’t know what country they think such a thing can be done. We don’t know what pre-historic time era they were talking about, where an adoptive father could simply undo his adoption of his daughter and marry her. We’re not insane so we can’t even imagine such a thing, or try to understand what goes on in these crazy people’s heads. (Nor we want to, as it would mean going near some sick thoughts of pedophilia and incest. 🤮)

Here’s what we do know: 

1. Albert and Candy were Americans.
2. Candy was minor whose home state was Michigan when the adoption took place. Therefore, the adoption should’ve been legally processed and authorized by a court in Michigan under Michigan law. (And in case the Alfans can’t make the connection: Michigan is a state of the United States of America. That would make Michigan law American law. If they know of any hidden village, tribe, or cave somewhere on Earth where adoption can be undone so the father can marry the daughter, the laws or codes of that place, or rulings by the tribal council or elders presiding there, do not apply here.)
3. There is no law of the United States or any law in any of the 50 states where an adoption could be undone in order to enable the adoptive parent and child to get married!!! — None!
4. Undoing a legal adoption of a child who had reached adulthood requires a very compelling reason, usually something emotionally detrimental or physical endangerment to either the parent or the child (like, attempted murder maybe.) It’s not as if you can just go file some paper of termination at the government offices. 
5. We’re trying to imagine what might happen if an adoptive father tells the authorities he wants to marry his now-adult adoptive daughter. Umm . . . yeah. That’ll go over well. Especially in the United States. It’d be a shock if Albert wasn’t immediately arrested for further questioning and investigation into possible instances of sexual abuse of a child.
6. Not relevant to our subject-matter here, but for the record, revocation of adoption of a minor child also requires a very compelling reason after the initial consent period immediately following the effective date of adoption. The law is stringent because we can’t have people picking up a kid then change their minds whenever they decide parenthood might not be for them after all. We wouldn’t even want them to do that if they were adopting a pet.