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The Adoption Law Firm

Local Firm for Family Law

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Alabama’s New Adoption Code Takes Effect January 1, 2024

November 22, 2023 //  by Sam McLure

Under Alabama's old Adoption Code, a birth parent could withdraw their consent for any reason within the first five days. There was another window from day six to day fourteen where a birth parent could withdraw their consent. However, prior to …

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Here Comes Venue for Alabama’s New Adoption Code

November 21, 2023 //  by Sam McLure

Alabama's current adoption code was ratified in 1991 and has served the State and its families and its children well. But, it's days are numbered. On December 31, 2023, it will be retired and the new and improved adoption code will go live on January …

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Alabama’s New Adoption Code – Probate Court’s Power to Adjudicate Paternity

November 20, 2023 //  by Sam McLure

Alabama's current adoption code was ratified in 1991 and has served the State and its families and its children well. But, it's days are numbered. On December 31, 2023, it will be retired and the new and improved adoption code will go live on January …

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Has a Juvenile Court Intake Officer Ever Refused to Accept Your Dependency Petition

November 16, 2023 //  by Sam McLure

The Administrative Office of Courts (AOC) provides frequent training for every county's Juvenile-Court Intake Officer (JCIO). As hard as AOC tries, their is inevitably some variance in the application of that training across Alabama's 67 …

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Alabama’s New Adoption Code – Effective January 1, 2023

November 15, 2023 //  by Sam McLure

Alabama's current adoption code was ratified in 1991 and has served the State and its families and its children well. But, it's days are numbered. On December 31, 2023, it will be retired and the new and improved adoption code will go live on January …

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When Adoption is Totally Uncertain and Strictly Speculative

November 14, 2023 //  by Sam McLure

When Adoption is Totally Uncertain and Strictly Speculative. When adoption is “totally uncertain and strictly speculative,” TPR will not be upheld on appeal. This was the holding of T.W. v. Calhoun County DHR, 2023 WL 3768317 (Ala. Civ. App. June …

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How Long Should a Child Remain in Foster Care Before Foster Parent Intervention?

November 13, 2023 //  by Sam McLure

Many states either expressly provide for or otherwise acknowledge foster parent right to intervention. In many cases, this right is contingent upon the longevity of the child’s time in foster care and the relationship that has developed between child …

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Foster Parent Intervention, As of Right

November 10, 2023 //  by Sam McLure

FOSTER PARENT INTERVENTION, AS OF RIGHT Rule 24(a)(2) of the Alabama Rules of Civil Procedure provides: Upon timely application, anyone shall be permitted to intervene in an action . . . when the applicant claims an interest relating to the …

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Foster Parents May Seek and Be Granted Intervention in Dependency Actions – Court of Civil Appeals Routinely Holds

November 9, 2023 //  by Sam McLure

Foster Parents May Seek and Be Granted Intervention in Dependency Actions - Court of Civil Appeals Routinely Holds The Court of Civil Appeals has explained: “[B]oth statutes provide that foster parents are entitled to notice and a right to be …

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