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.
Adopting a child is a lifelong commitment, one that you will treasure for all your days. But there are different ways to adopt a child, and you must understand the difference. But where do you begin? Luckily, there are tons of great resources to help you as you expand your family. If you are a Florida resident, you […]
81.5 million Americans have, at some point, thought about adopting a child. If you’re one of those people, you probably already have your own ideas about what adoption is, how it works, and what it looks like. Adoption is unique to every family that experiences it. Are you thinking about adoption, but you’re not sure if […]
Around 135,000 children are adopted in the United States every year. For adoptive parents, talking about this subject can be a huge source of stress. There are likely a million questions running through your head if you are considering how and when to start discussing adoption. Although, it doesn’t have to be so scary. It’s important to […]
Each year there are around 135,000 children adopted. If you’re someone that’s looking to adopt a child, chances are you’re going to need an adoption attorney to help you throughout the entire process. We’re going to provide you with an in-depth guide that will help you get through all the options for attorneys that you […]
When a foster child enters a new home for the first time, it can be daunting, especially if they’ve experienced any traumas. That’s why you want to make your home as welcoming and comfortable as possible before your foster child arrives, to make the process a lot easier for them. There are many benefits of fostering […]
