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  1. Family Law Prof Blog

    Morongo, 3 other tribes ask U.S. Supreme Court to uphold Indian Child Welfare Act

    By Family Law

    From The San Bernadino Sun:The Morongo Band of Mission Indians and four other tribes from across the nation have joined the federal government in petitioning the U.S. Supreme Court to…

  2. Family Law Prof Blog

    Guam: Licensure Requirement Of Child Adoption Agencies

    By Family Law

    From The Guam Daily Post:Sens. Telo Taitague, Sabina Perez and Joanne Brown and Speaker Therese Terlaje have introduced Bill 179-36, legislation that would require adoption agencies to be licensed by the…

  3. Greenberg & Walden, LLC Blog

    What are the Different Types of Adoption in New Jersey?

    By Accel Admin

    The state of New Jersey has types of adoption for all of the different families and circumstances. While the adoption process can be joyous, it can also be stressful. Contact…

  4. Family Law Prof Blog

    The Source Of Help For Military Foster and Adoptive Families

    By Family Law

    From Government Accountability Office:The Department of Defense offers programs and services that can help active-duty service-members who foster or adopt a child. But, most military foster and adoptive families aren't…

  5. Adoption, Surrogacy and the Law

    How Can You Approach Stepparent Adoption?

    By Kelly Dempsey

    As a stepparent, you have an important role to play in your stepchild’s life. Often, when children have an absent biological parent, adoption becomes a serious topic.According to Gladney Center…

  6. Adoption, Surrogacy and the Law

    Are you ready to adopt?

    By Kelly Dempsey

    When you are looking into options for expanding your family, adoption is one of many that you may take. It is a great possibility for many couples seeking to be…

  7. Adoption, Surrogacy and the Law

    How Do You Qualify to Adopt a Child in North Carolina?

    By Kelly Dempsey

    The decision to adopt a child represents a serious, lifetime commitment that is intensely exciting.There is an ongoing need for adoptive parents in the state of North Carolina, but what…

  8. Legal Profession Blog

    “Generally Biological Mothers Often Lie”

    By Michael Frisch

    An attorney's misconduct in two adoption matters drew disbarment from the Kansas Supreme Court.In one matter the attorney filed false papers without adequate investigation. The biological mother testified at the hearing…

  9. Family Law Prof Blog

    Pennsylvania: Statewide Adoption and Permanency Network

    By Family Law

    From Governor Tom Wolf:Department of Human Services (DHS) recognized Pennsylvania families, individuals and organizations who help children and youth achieve permanent homes through the Statewide Adoption and Permanency Network (SWAN),…

  10. Adoption, Surrogacy and the Law

    Do Children Benefit From Stepparent Adoptions?

    By Kelly Dempsey

    If you have a blended family, you may be thinking of turning your informal parent-child relationships into official ones. While there are many considerations to address when deciding whether to…