What Prospective Adoptive Parents Should Know about Parental Rights of Birth Fathers
A major concern for many potential parents considering adoption is the risk that the birth father will suddenly appear and attempt to stop the adoption process.
A major concern for many potential parents considering adoption is the risk that the birth father will suddenly appear and attempt to stop the adoption process.
While parents considering adoption option may be most familiar with the concept of an agency adoption, a private adoption can offer certain benefits that may make it a more rewarding option for many prospective adoptive parents.
Wichita Adoption Attorney Tom McDowell has represented both adoptive parents and biological parents involved in many types of adoptions.
A recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling provides an important victory for the rights of adoptive parents.
This is the second installment of our two-part blog post providing an overview of many important facts that prospective adoptive parents may find helpful when considering adoption as an option for their family.
Some people that struggle with having a child never consider adoption because they are unfamiliar with the process.
All too often the conceptions people have about adoption are created by inaccurate or exaggerated media distortions that suggest adoptive children are
Adoptive parents, who a court characterized as
The face of adoption has changed dramatically in recent years with the growth of independent adoptions, international adoptions and even adoption by gay couples.
Many prospective adoptive parents who contact our law firm have questions about the adoption process.