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.
With the recent Supreme Court ruling on abortion, some states, including Florida, will significantly reduce, if not eliminate, access to abortion. Whether you are faced with an unplanned pregnancy in Florida, or you love someone who is, we hope to provide some guidance and help for every one of you. You have several options available to give your child […]
“If I Give Up My Baby For Adoption, Will I Ever See Them Again?“ This is one of the most common questions we get from women who are pregnant in Florida. And we understand why – adoption can be scary. However, in today’s world, adoption isn’t always the end. Expectant mothers who choose to “give […]
If you’ve just found out that your teen daughter is pregnant in Florida, you’re both probably dealing with a lot of different emotions. That’s okay. That’s common. There’s no need to panic. You and your daughter have options and help is available if needed. Five Things You Should Do When Your Teen Daughter is Pregnant […]
Women experiencing an unplanned pregnancy in Miami-Dade County have a variety of options in front of them. One of which is adoption. While many women know this, they often don’t fully understand how creating an adoption plan for their baby would work. It’s not as simple as going to a Miami-Dade County adoption agency and […]
If you’re considering giving your baby up for adoption, you may find yourself wondering, “is it bad that I’d prefer to have a closed adoption in Florida?” This is actually one of the more common questions that we’re asked by expectant mothers. It’s understandable. Adoption can be scary and everyone has a different preference when […]
