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Marriage and Adoption

Question: My partner and I have been living in a loving relationship for 5years and have our wedding date set for October 2007 will this be a problem regarding adoption? Congratulations on your upcoming wedding! As I am not a licensed social worker in Australia […]

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What are some of the adoption issues teenagers face?

What are some of the adoption issues teenagers face? While it is difficult to make a general statement about such a diverse group as adopted teenagers, it can be said that adopted persons generally lead normal healthy lives that are no different from the lives […]

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Adoption or Abortion?

Adoption or Abortion? Why would anyone put a child up for adoption and deal with all the emotional and legal issues rather than just getting an abortion, which is quick, and permanent? Parenthood, adoption, and abortion are all options for an unplanned pregnancy. When you […]

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What is an adoptive parent profile?

What is an adoptive parent profile? An adoptive parent profile has many names. It is often referred to as a parent profile, an adoption profile, adoption dossier, adoption portfolio or a family resume. Profiles generally include statistical history about yourself, such as age, educational and […]

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Adoption: The Elementary School Years

Adoption: The Elementary School Years First grade is when “real school” begins. Six-year-olds now have reached the age when they are required to sit still, pay attention and learn to read and write. During these years, they will gain a new sense of independence as […]

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What should one look for when contracting with a social worker for a home study?

What should one look for when contracting with a social worker for a home study? Selecting a social worker to complete your home study is similar to a birth mother selecting an adoptive parent. You must look at what the social worker has to offer […]

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What Impacts the Home Study: Who May Adopt

What Impacts the Home Study: Who May Adopt Adoption is considered by many as a “gray” area of the law. This is a big myth perpetuated by ignorance. The fact is that statutes in all states strictly regulate the adoption process. Home studies are completed […]

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Contact Between Adoptive & Birth Parents

Contact Between Adoptive & Birth Parents One may question, is it fair or right for an adult adoptee to expect his/her adoptive parents to now associate in family gatherings with his/her biological family? There is not enough research on the outcomes of openness for those […]

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What is the purpose of post- placement visits and what do they cover?

What is the purpose of post- placement visits and what do they cover? Post-placement visits are sometimes referred to as post- placement supervision. The two main purposes are to gather information and to provide support. Once a child has successfully been placed in your home, […]

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International Adoptees Starting School

International Adoptees Starting School What steps are needed in order for my internatioanlly adopted child to start school in the U.S.? First 2-4 Weeks: Things to do when arriving home * Get a health examination from an International Adoption Pediatrician. * Get an accurate psychosocial-educational […]

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