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The Adoption Law Firm

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Alabama Adoption Home Study Requirements

April 4, 2025 //  by Sam McLure

The home study is an crucial step in the adoption process, required for all adoptions, even related adoptions. Learn a bit more about what is required in both related and non-related adoption home studies with Attorney Sam …

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New Alabama Law Brings New Adoptive Parent Benefit: Paid Parental Leave

April 4, 2025 //  by Sam McLure

There are few moments in life more sweet than when you bring home a new little bundle of joy – whether birthed or adopted. Children are a blessing, but the smaller they are the more work they require! Having paid time off from work to focus on …

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Writing a Letter of Reference for an Adoption

March 13, 2025 //  by Sam McLure

Have you been asked to write a letter of reference for an adoptive family? Your participation in this process is both a great honor and a great responsibility. If you would like some guidance, this video is for …

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TPR Denied: Is there any hope on appeal?

March 6, 2025 //  by Sam McLure

Our American system of government is not shocked when a trial court judge makes a wrong decision. In fact, our American systems assumes that judges will make bad decisions, and not infrequently. If you've had a foster child in your home for over a …

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What is Adoption? History and Doctrine of Orphan Care and Adoption

March 4, 2025 //  by Sam McLure

Today in some circles, adoption is disparaged. Families seeking to care for orphans through foster care and adoption are viewed with suspicion. In some instances, adoptive parents are even likened to slave holders - the oppressor of children and …

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Welcoming Ben DuPré to The Adoption Law Firm

February 20, 2025 //  by Sam McLure

No child is an accident. As American poet Carl Sandburg put it, "A baby is God's opinion that life should go on." God in His benevolent providence doesn't make accidents — He makes miracles. And every child is a God-given miracle. "Behold," Psalm …

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H.K. v. D.D.: A Private Termination of Parental Rghts Action

February 11, 2025 //  by Sam McLure

  H.K. v. D.D. is a private termination of parental rights (TPR) action.That means that the Department of Human Resources was not involved. There are a few key differences and similarities to note about a private TPR. The most salient …

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If Your Adoption is Transferred to the Juvenile Court, What’s Next?

February 4, 2025 //  by Sam McLure

If your adoption petition is contested, or challenged, by a legal parent, then the probate court has the option to transfer the case to the juvenile court. Many probate courts do this simply on the basis of expediency. As soon as the adoption is …

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Can Foster Parents Be Awarded Visitation After Removal

January 30, 2025 //  by Sam McLure

Imagine with me that you have been the foster parents of a three year old girl named Zoe from the time she was born at the hospital. The unthinkable happens: the system cannot achieve permanency for Zoe and the natural parents come forward within the …

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