Legal Question in Family Law in California

It certainly isn't a dumb question. As a part of a standard adoption, the biological parents' parental rights are terminated. So no, after those orders are entered, a biological parent canot after the fact petition for visitation -- they would have a limited time to move to set aside the orders terminating their rights. I have had a couple unusual cases where even though we allowed parental rights to be terminated, as a part of those court orders, we obtained limited visitation rights -- but that was by all the parties' agreement, which the court entered as an order (judgment).