Local Firm for Family Law
"Shane and I are so excited to announce that Elijah Maddox Andrew Latham and Daniel Maccabee Andrew Latham are officially our forever sons! For these children we all have prayed! God is the God of family. He sets us each into family! God heard the …
Today We are Thankful for our Journey…All the Ups and Downs!Read More
The Adoption Law Firm announces that Attorney Ben DuPré has accepted an offer to join the Alabama Attorney General’s Office next month. Ben will join a team of Assistant Attorneys General defending our communities and advocating for justice for …
Eric and Natasha Bouchet (pronounced “Boo-shay”) already had two children of their own when in 2018 they learned that little Tyler, a relative of Natasha’s, needed a loving home. Things were desperate for Tyler due to neglect, malnourishment, and a …
One of the most important things a parent can do for a child is to make a wise and thoughtful plan for the future. We are here to help you as you think through issues of wills and trusts, powers of attorney, and guardianship of your …
Working at The Adoption Law Firm this summer was an eye-opening experience. It was my first job in the legal field as well as my first look into child advocacy, which I hope to pursue. It was amazing to work with a group of people who not only are …
Adoptive parents — like all parents — should strongly consider making a Will to protect their family's future and ensure their wishes are honored. Here are some unique and important reasons for adoptive parents to have a Will in place: 1. To Name …
Estate Planning: Why Should Adoptive Parents Make a Will?Read More
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My name is Greg Locklier, and I am a new full-time attorney here at The Adoption Law Firm. This is actually something of a new beginning for me vocationally. After retiring as a long-time Assistant Attorney General working for three different …
From Adoptions to Administrative Law, Greg Locklier Has You CoveredRead More
"When she could hide him no longer, she took for him a basket made of bulrushes and daubed it with bitumen and pitch. She put the child in it and placed it among the reeds by the river bank." Exodus 2:3 It's one of those Bible stories that …
