When it comes to adoptions, most families find that they have many questions, and getting answers is not always easy. Every family, and every adoption case, is very unique and often requires an individualized approach in order to be ultimately successful. At McDowell Chartered, we are well aware of the fact that you will have questions, and we are dedicated to helping you make sense of the adoption process. We have compiled a list of some of the most common questions concerning the basics of Kansas adoption, and offer brief answers that we hope will provide a bit of insight until we can meet with you in our office.
Most Common FAQs in Kansas Adoption
Q: Is it a requirement that I be married?
A: No. Current law allows divorced, single, or widowed individuals the ability to adopt.
Q: Is it a requirement that I own a home?
A: No. Adoptive parents must only prove that their residence is safe and well equipped to meet the demands of a growing family. Adoptive parents may reside in a house, apartment, or even a mobile home.
Q: What is a