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The Adoption Law Firm

Local Firm for Family Law

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Case Brief and Commentary by S.J. McLure: R.H. and A.H. v. Madison County DHR, March 24, 2023, (Alabama Court of Civil Appeals)

August 16, 2023 //  by Sam McLure

Every Friday, the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals and the Alabama Supreme Court release opinions. As it is the duty of attorneys to keep themselves apprised of fresh cases relevant to their fields, we make a practice of reviewing, and at times …

Case Brief and Commentary by S.J. McLure: R.H. and A.H. v. Madison County DHR, March 24, 2023, (Alabama Court of Civil Appeals)Read More

Case Brief and Commentary by S.J. McLure: Ellis v. Duncan, February 3, 2023 (Alabama Court of Civil Appeals)

April 21, 2023 //  by Sam McLure

Every Friday, the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals and the Alabama Supreme Court release opinions. As it is the duty of attorneys to keep themselves apprised of fresh cases relevant to their fields, we make a practice of reviewing, and at times …

Case Brief and Commentary by S.J. McLure: Ellis v. Duncan, February 3, 2023 (Alabama Court of Civil Appeals)Read More

Sam McLure stands for Election, Tomorrow – January 27, 2023 || Alabama’s Capitol Bar Association, Montgomery County, Holds Election for …

January 26, 2023 //  by Sam McLure

|| Sam McLure stands for Election, Tomorrow - January 27, 2023 || *For immediate release.* ________________________________ Alabama's Capitol Bar Association, Montgomery County, Holds Election for Board of Directors. On Friday, January 27, …

Sam McLure stands for Election, Tomorrow – January 27, 2023 || Alabama’s Capitol Bar Association, Montgomery County, Holds Election for …Read More

Steps to take for a Foster Parent Adoption

November 16, 2022 //  by Sam McLure

Watch here: https://youtu.be/hrAFzulLIfA   If you are a foster parent looking to adopt your foster children, and termination of parental rights looks likely, this is the information you need! Attorney Gretchen Hedke will walk you through …

Steps to take for a Foster Parent AdoptionRead More

New Appellate Decision Impacts Future Contested Adoption Hearings

November 14, 2022 //  by Sam McLure

  A child cannot be adopted without the consent of her natural parents. In Alabama, that consent may be expressed (through a signed affidavit) or implied. A trial court may find that a parent has given implied consent to an adoption on …

New Appellate Decision Impacts Future Contested Adoption HearingsRead More

Vote “No” on Statewide Amendment 5

November 7, 2022 //  by Sam McLure

Under the state constitution, the Probate Court has general jurisdiction over orphan’s business. A new amendment on the ballot proposes to remove this language. Its proponents argue the language is outdated. They are wrong, and Alabama citizens …

Vote “No” on Statewide Amendment 5Read More

Equipping Foster Parents for Gracious Advocacy Series, Part II:
The Golden Calf of “No Viable Alternatives”

November 4, 2022 //  by Sam McLure

Equipping Foster Parents for Gracious Advocacy Series, Part II:
The Golden Calf of “No Viable Alternatives” —//— by Gretchen N. Hedke, Esq. Samuel J. McLure, Esq. —//— In order for the Juvenile Court to terminate the parental rights of a …

Equipping Foster Parents for Gracious Advocacy Series, Part II:
The Golden Calf of “No Viable Alternatives”Read More

Some Basic Benefits and Requirements of Grandparent Adoptions with Attorney Gretchen Hedke

October 14, 2022 //  by Sam McLure

Census data shows that over 2 million grandparents in the United States are the primary caregivers of their grandchildren. Many grandparents end up raising their grandchildren because the natural parents have died, struggle with substance abuse or …

Some Basic Benefits and Requirements of Grandparent Adoptions with Attorney Gretchen HedkeRead More

Does The Alabama Judicial System Exist Only To Protect Adults, And Not Children? With The PARK Act, We Hope To Strongly Say “NO.”

September 27, 2022 //  by Sam McLure

Children are too often treated as disposable. This has been the case throughout history and across the globe, and there are many evidences of this tragic reality in our current American culture, ranging from the rampant predatory child …

Does The Alabama Judicial System Exist Only To Protect Adults, And Not Children? With The PARK Act, We Hope To Strongly Say “NO.”Read More

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