Couples who want children but are unable to have them through traditional means often turn to adoption or surrogacy. Of the two, surrogacy is likely the least understood. Here is a look at some of the issues that a couple exploring surrogacy may need a little...
Month: May 2020
How should you discuss the topic of adoption with children?
Growing a family with the help of adoption creates a unique dynamic and allows your family the chance to experience the satisfaction of helping a child in need while developing a relationship that is long-awaited. When the time comes that your child begins to inquire...
Finding time to focus on the adoption process
Adopting a child offers various benefits, such as allowing those who want to have kids but are unable to conceive a child to experience the joys of raising children while providing children with a brighter future. However, the process is demanding and it is critical...
Preparing for the international adoption process
Our law office recognizes the pressure that many prospective parents face when it comes to international adoptions. Aside from the costs and uncertainty over legal issues, this is a major move in one's life. However, successfully navigating through this process allows...
Benefits and challenges associated with international adoption
If you are thinking about adopting a child from another country, it is important to prepare yourself for what lies ahead. You should have a clear understanding of the process and a good idea of what to expect, not only in terms of the advantages of international...
Deciding if surrogacy is the right move for you
Deciding to begin or grow your family in North Carolina is always an exciting time filled with anticipation. The uncertainty that accompanies the difficulties of having children may leave you feeling sorrowful and hopeless. Fortunately, if your situation prevents you...
Can a single parent adopt or foster a child in North Carolina?
One of the myths concerning the adoption process is that only a married couple can adopt. According to North Carolina's Department of Health and Human Services, however, a single unmarried adult over 18 can adopt a child. To become a foster parent in North Carolina,...
Are you eligible to adopt a child in North Carolina?
Adopting a child often brings permanent and necessary change to a child’s life, but if you wish to do so in North Carolina, you must first meet certain eligibility requirements. The state seeks to ensure that its adoptive parents have the resources and knowledge...
Researching international ASPs
Your decision to adopt a child in Charlotte will likely have a greater impact than you realize. Opening your home to a child in need one presents them with untold opportunities that otherwise might not happen for them. This is especially true when you adopt...
Why should I consider adopting my stepchild?
There are many types of adoption where you adopt a child that you know or have some relationship with prior to the adoption. One example is a stepparent adoption where you adopt your spouse’s child. You will need permission from the absent parent who will have to give...