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The Adoption Law Firm

Local Firm for Family Law

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Russia’s New Adoption Ban

January 2, 2013 //  by Sam McLure

The landscape of international adoption is seeing some drastic changes.  No longer will U.S. citizens be allowed to adopt from Russia.  How many children will this actually affect?  According to the 2010 - 2011 statistics, almost 1,000 Russian …

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So Why Do You Need an Adoption Attorney?

January 1, 2013 //  by Sam McLure

Most domestic adoptions are not contested. Most are not scandals. When they are they make the news, and a fresh batch of prospective adoptive parents are scared away. What parent wants the lingering uncertainty of their precious child being taken …

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We Love a Good Christmas Adoption

December 20, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

Adoption stories are exciting to me all the year round, but especially at Christmas. I love to hear of a family put together, a family mended, right around the time that we celebrate God mending His family. It’s also the time of year we brought our …

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Changing Landscape of Intercountry Adoptions from Russia to the US

November 2, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

Ever since 2010, when the US adoptive mother put the 7 year old Russian adoptee on a plane back to Russia with a note, US-Russian adoptions have been ... well ... a little tumultuous.  For a while, understandably, all adoptions between from Russia to …

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Foster Care Training: Group Process Selection

October 15, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

Each state can be a little different with their requirements regarding foster care.  Usually a state will require a prospective fostering or adoptive couple to complete a home study, criminal and abuse background clearance, and some kind of training …

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Georgia Embryo Adoption

October 8, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

GEORGIA ADOPTION LAW: EMBRYO ADOPTION Adoption, though at a glance seems relatively simple, is a complex and oftentimes difficult area of U.S. law to grasp. Georgia adoption law is no exception, but understanding some of the basics of this state’s …

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Introducing Orphan Care Law Center

October 2, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

Dear Orphan Care Advocate, I want to introduce you to the Orphan Care Law Center.  The Orphan Care Law Center exists to help orphans like “Kate.”  Kate is an eight year old girl who was repeatedly abandoned by her biological mother and has no idea …

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Georgia Adoption Law: Readoption / Finalization of International Adoption

September 28, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

GEORGIA ADOPTION LAW: READOPTION Adoption, though at a glance seems relatively simple, is a complex and oftentimes difficult area of U.S. law to grasp. Georgia adoption law is no exception, but understanding some of the basics of this state’s laws …

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Georgia’s America World Adoption to Host “Adopted By Design” Seminar

September 25, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

In an effort to educate families across Georgia on the adoption process, America World Adoption is hosting the Adopted By Design seminar at First Redeemer Church in Cumming on October 10th.  This seminar will deal with such important questions Is God …

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