A Complete Guide to Florida Adoption Process
What questions come to your mind when you suddenly discover that you are pregnant? Is adoption in Florida right for me? How should I start the process? Do I need to pay to place my child for adoption? How long will this process take to get completed?
You’re not alone who has placed her child for adoption. There is always a way to get started with the Florida adoption process. Let’s look at the detailed guide to the Florida adoption process.
Contact an Adoption Organization
As a birth mother, you need to contact a licensed adoption organization in Florida to know about the adoption process. If you contact Florida Adoption Law Group, our experienced adoption professionals will guide you through the process. Remember, they can only provide you with information; you must make the final decision as a mother. The discussion will be 100% confidential and free of charge.
Choose an Adoption Option
There are typically two different paths that a would-be mother can follow. In the first case, an identified adoptive parent is chosen through a mutual contact or the assistance of an attorney or adoption agency. In the second case, the birth mother leaves the selection of the hopeful adoptive family up to the adoption professional.
Connect with the Adoptive Parents
If you have chosen an adoption option where you can select the adoptive parents through mutual contacts or assistance from an adoption attorney, you can communicate directly with them. If required, you can meet with them as the birth mother.
Avail Birth Mother Benefits
An expectant mother is entitled to receive assistance with medical bills, counseling, rent, groceries, toiletries, maternity clothing, transportation, utilities, and telephone up to 6 weeks post-partum.
Delivery and the Post Adoptive Counselling
Once you give birth, your adoption attorney will assist you in completing the paper works related to the transfer of parental rights. A birth mother or adoption entity will give the child to the adoptive family once discharged from the hospital. Post-adoption, you may feel overwhelmed and take time to get back to your previous schedule. The post-adoptive counseling helps you to get back to regular life before your pregnancy.
Need Help with the Florida Adoption Process? Contact Us
Pregnant and need help in the adoption process? Florida Adoption Law Group, P.A. is a group of Attorneys, Social Workers, Birth mother Advocates, and Adoption Professionals that collectively provides services to biological and adoptive parents in over 3000 adoptions. Contact us today for more information.
Call: 321-501- 5612
Text: 321-501-5612 Or 954-609-4346
