Category: Adoption Law
Private Adoption Isn’t Only for Newborns
Private adoption isn’t only for newborns. The average age of adoption is six years old, and twenty-nine percent of adoptees …
Read MoreUnderstanding Post-Adoption Contact Agreements
Post-adoption contact agreements may allow parents placing a child for adoption to have contact with and receive information about the …
Read MoreOpen vs. Closed Adoptions in Florida: What You Need To Know
Florida recognizes open and closed adoptions. To learn more about the process, reach out to our Florida adoption lawyers today. …
Read MoreWhat Are the Laws Concerning Interstate Adoption?
There are special laws that apply to interstate adoption, and they have been passed in all 50 states. If you’re …
Read MoreAdoption Process as a Single Parent in Florida
In many ways, the adoption process for a single parent in Florida is the same as it is for married …
Read MoreAdopting a Special Needs Child in Alabama
At Gulf Coast Adoptions, we help families grow through adoption, and we are proud to assist families with special needs …
Read MoreCan I Change My Mind About Placing My Baby for Adoption?
Adoption is a big decision, and it’s normal to wonder if you’re doing the right thing. You may also wonder …
Read MoreThe Difference Between an Adoption Lawyer and a Family Lawyer
If you’re preparing for adoption, you may wonder what kind of legal help is right for you. You may be …
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