If your child has been sheltered by the Department of Children and Families and you are interested in placing your baby for adoption, an intervention might be possible.

If your child has been sheltered by the Department of Children and Families and you are interested in placing your baby for adoption, an intervention might be possible.

Depending on the circumstances, you can still place your baby for adoption. Please contact us today to learn more about the intervention process.

The Adoption Process

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Application
and Interview

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Home
Study

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Match
with a Family

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Prepare
for Baby

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Baby
is Born

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Consent
is Signed

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Released
from Hospital

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Filing
of Paperwork

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Hearings

Adoption Services

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Relative Adoption

In certain life situations, a biological parent may find themselves unable to care for their child and may seek assistance …

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Grandparent Adoption

In certain life situations, a biological parent may find themselves unable to care for their child and may seek assistance …

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Stepparent Adoption

Considering stepparent adoption? Stephnie White is here to make this heartfelt transition as seamless as possible.

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Adult Adoption

Considering stepparent adoption? Stephnie White is here to make this heartfelt transition as seamless as possible.

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DCF Intervention

If your child has been sheltered by the Department of Children and Families and you are interested in placing your baby…

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Newborn Adoption

Are you interested in adopting a newborn adoption? We can assist you in handling the arrangements and the legal process…