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Abortion is legal up to six weeks of pregnancy, with exceptions allowing up to 15 weeks in cases of rape, incest, or life-threatening medical conditions. This limit took effect under Florida abortion law, on May 1, 2024, replacing the previous 15-week limit. Many women who are dealing with unwanted pregnancies miss the six-week window for abortion. Because of this, abortion is no longer a viable option for the birth mother. At Florida Adoptions, we specialize in helping expectant mothers educate […]

Yes, you can adopt any adult aged 18 or over in the United States. Although less common, adult adoption is fully legal, but each state has its own rules on consent, notification, and court approval. Many people pursue adult adoption to formalize family bonds, adopt stepchildren, secure inheritance rights, or provide long-term care to disabled individuals. While the process is simpler than adopting a minor, you must know the state-specific requirements to avoid any legal implications. Many families have worked […]

Unexpected pregnancies can be challenging, and many women consider abortion as their first option. However, some women choose alternatives to abortion for personal, ethical, or emotional reasons. At Florida Adoptions, many women come to us who are considering an abortion or seeking an alternative.  In this article, we will explore why some women seek alternatives to abortion, what those alternatives are, and how adoption can play a role. 5 Reasons Why Some Women Seek Abortion Alternatives  It’s important to remember […]

Facing an unwanted pregnancy can be a significant and life-changing moment, and it’s important to know that you’re not alone. Many women encounter this situation, and there are multiple options you need to consider. At Florida Adoptions, we help women who are pregnant and dealing with unwanted pregnancies, providing them a safe space free from judgement.  In this article, we will talk about how common unwanted pregnancies are, the differences in abortion laws between states, and how adoption can be […]

Adopting a child can be expensive, with costs ranging from $15,000 to $70,000, depending on where you live and the type of adoption (domestic or international). Expenses may include attorney fees, travel, and lodging. The adoption tax credit helps cover IRS-qualified adoption expenses. For the 2024 tax year, you can claim up to $16,810, depending on your income limit. At Florida Adoptions, we have many adoptive families who have taken advantage of this tax credit to make the cost of […]