Florida law allows adoptive parents to assist the birth mother with financial assistance during pregnancy and up to six weeks after pregnancy.
You can receive housing assistance and payment of rent and utility bills.
A birth parent has a right to receive supportive counseling from a counselor, social worker, physician, clergy or attorney, and such counseling would be beneficial to the birth parent.
I am pregnant and planning to give my baby up for adoption. Doing research on the internet, I found out that many adoption agencies and attorneys are providing adoption services in Florida. My friend, who has recently put her baby up for adoption in Florida, suggested that I contact a licensed adoption attorney. I am now confused […]
I am pregnant and planning to put my baby up for adoption in Jacksonville. My friend gave up her child for adoption in Jacksonville last year as she was from Jacksonville. I am from Pensacola and wondering if I need to live in Jacksonville to create an adoption plan in Jacksonville? How does the process work? Do […]
I am unexpectedly pregnant and need help. The Internet has given me so much information that I am now confused. What are my unplanned pregnancy options in Florida? Can anyone guide me? Do not worry. The Law Offices of Berkowitz & White PLLC can help you understand some of the unplanned pregnancy options available for you: Parenting the childPutting […]
I have just delivered a child, and the baby was unplanned. I am planning adoption for my newborn. Am I too late to start the process of putting my child up for adoption at birth? I am extremely stressed and not sure where to begin. The answer is NO! You can give your baby up for […]
Are you in your first trimester of pregnancy and considering placing your child for adoption? No matter how many months, weeks, or days are left before your due date, you can always approach licensed adoption agencies and attorneys in Florida for help. We at The Law Offices of Berkowitz & White can help you and explain how […]
