“Can You Help Find a Family To Adopt My Baby?”

“Can You Help Find a Family To Adopt My Baby?”
One question that we are often asked by women experiencing an unplanned pregnancy is: “Can you help find a family to adopt my baby?”
Yes, we can. While you might not have planned your pregnancy, you can plan an adoption. The Law Offices of Berkowitz & White have helped hundreds of women find adoptive parents in Florida. We would be happy to guide you through the entire process, and ultimately, help you find the right adoptive parents in Florida.
Common Questions About Finding Adoptive Families
Do I get to choose the family that I want to adopt my baby?
Whenever a woman makes an adoption plan with us, we make one thing clear: the choice is always yours to make. The Law Offices of Berkowitz & White will never pressure you to choose adoption in Florida or choose a specific adoptive family. We truly understand the gravity of this decision and know that only you can make the best decision for your baby.
How can I be sure that the parents I choose to adopt my baby are truly good people?
As required by law, The Law Offices of Berkowitz & White may only place a child with adoptive parents that are home-study approved for private adoption in Florida and have undergone an extensive screening process. This includes a criminal background check and central abuse registry check. While not every adoptive family may be right for you, you can rest assured that any of the families we present to you are kind people who are ready and able to give your child a loving home.
Will I be able to get help with things like maternity clothes, health insurance and prenatal vitamins?
Florida law allows adoptive parents to assist the expectant mother during her pregnancy and up to six weeks after pregnancy. These expenses are allowed if you are unemployed, under-employed or unemployable. These living expenses can include: telephone service, food, toiletries, necessary clothing, transportation, and insurance. Generally, you may receive help with expenses necessary for the health and wellbeing of you and your child.
Learn more about Birth Mother Services in Florida.
After placement, how much contact will I have with my child and the adoptive family?
All adoption situations are different. Therefore, it’s important to know that in today’s world, adoption does not have to be the end of your relationship with your baby. Open adoption is incredibly common and advocated for by the vast majority of adoption professionals. There is no standard for what an adoption looks like, as each relationship is unique. However, one thing is certain: the level of contact you’d like to have with your baby and adoptive family is up to you.
Need Help Finding Someone to “Adopt My Baby?”
Did you find this post by googling “find family to adopt my baby,” or a similar phrase? If so, we hope this information has helped you in some way. Remember, there is always a hopeful adoptive family waiting to love your child.
If you would like to talk to a Florida adoption attorney, we are available 24/7, 365 days a year. Our team truly understands what you’re going through and are here to help you place your baby with love. Don’t hesitate to give us a call or send us a message.
Text Us: (561) 841-3065 or (850) 610-4166
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