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.
Many birth mothers have less knowledge about pregnancy adoption options. Dealing with an unplanned pregnancy is a challenging phase of life. They need someone to listen to them and let them decide the right option for them and their children. As a trusted adoption attorney, The Law Offices of Berkowitz & White is there to help you. […]
Recently, I discovered my pregnancy. This pregnancy is unplanned. So, I am trying to find the best adoption plans for placing my baby in Florida. After doing a Google search, I have gathered the basic knowledge of the adoption process. But that is not enough. I am still not sure which adoption agency will be […]
I am pregnant and planning to give my baby up for adoption in Florida. But how to find adoptive parents for my unborn baby? Who should I contact, an adoption agency or an adoption attorney to place my baby for adoption with a loving adoptive family? You don’t have to do this alone. Whatever your circumstance, whatever direction you […]
Are you pregnant and due soon but not ready to parent a child? You are not alone. There are many birth mothers who have these same feelings. Parenting comes with huge responsibilities and challenges. It is okay if you are not ready to take it. You have options. Get adoption help from The Law Offices of […]
I have just delivered my baby. I am considering placing my newborn up for adoption from the hospital. Is it possible for me to put my child up for adoption at birth? The answer is yes. You can place your baby for adoption several weeks, even months after giving birth. There is no right or […]
