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Considering Using an Agency?

Posted on Jan 25, 2018
If you are considering an agency adoption, be sure to understand what services will be covered. I have seen an increasing number of agencies “networking” placements for third parties. In ...
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Pathways to Adoption

Posted on Dec 18, 2017
I often get asked what is the “best” or “fastest” way to adopt. Simply put, there is no right answer. The best pathway is unique for every family, taking into account their ...
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Adoption Tax Credit Restored After Backlash

Posted on Dec 7, 2017
A tax credit for adoptive families that was initially removed from the GOP tax bill as part of its massive tax overhaul has been restored after backlash from individuals and organizations spanning the ...
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My daughter grew up without ever knowing her biological father. He is a troubled individual and a complete absentee dad. Still, I found the justice system had no desire to protect my daugher from "what ifs". Over the years I spoke with numerous lawyers hoping to set up an adoption. EVERYONE I spoke to told me that it would be IMPOSSIBLE for my husband to adopt her. I heard that word so many times from lawyers, friends who "knew someone that had gone through a ...

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