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The Adoption Law Firm

Local Firm for Family Law

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How Long Does it Take to Adopt a Newborn?

December 20, 2016 //  by Sam McLure

The waiting period for adopting a domestic newborn can vary from less than one month to over two years.  According to Adoptive Families Magazine's article, How Long Does it Take to Adopt a Child?, 33%  of domestic newborn adoptions having waiting …

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Writing a Letter of Reference for an Adoption Home Study

December 19, 2016 //  by Sam McLure

When a family goes through the adoption process, whether it be domestic or international, they must complete a Home Study.  An essential element of the Home Study process is for the prospective adoptive family to furnish several letters of …

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Timothy J. Keller, Tomatoes, and Adoption

December 14, 2016 //  by Sam McLure

Tim Keller’s, Ministries of Mercy, was first published in 1989.  I turned 8 years old in 1989.  My grandfather, the Rev. James Perry, recently passed on a copy of Mercy to me – tucked in a box with some old books.  I love it when my grandfather gives …

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Give the Gift of Orphan Care

December 13, 2016 //  by Sam McLure

The End of Orphan Care. "The End of Orphan Care is written by a man who is involved in every area of orphan care to which he speaks in this book: in government, in the home, and in the church. . . . [H]is heart for this book is for the church of …

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Embryo Adoption Connection

December 12, 2016 //  by Sam McLure

We live in a very strange age of ethical quandaries.  Currently in the United States, there are over 500,000 frozen embryos, or “snowflake babies,” waiting for their chance to really live.[1] For decades medical textbooks have presented the …

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Fatherlessness Pandemic and the Adoption Response

December 9, 2016 //  by Sam McLure

In my estimation, there are three necessary elements for a person to be motivated to care for the fatherless in a way that pleases God: 1.   the Word, 2.   the Need, and 3.   the Holy Spirit. Quite simply, the Word is the Bible and must be a …

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Embryo Adoption

December 8, 2016 //  by Sam McLure

For decades medical textbooks have presented the consensus view that biological human life begins at conception.[1] For example, textbook authors Moore and Persaud explain that the very first cell resulting from fertilization “mark[s] the beginning …

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Adoption and Orphan Care

December 6, 2016 //  by Sam McLure

James 1:27 gives the Christian a call to visit the orphan in their affliction. The research of Showhope.org points out the stark reality that "[c]hildren are profoundly affected as their parents fall sick and die, setting them on a long trail of …

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Understanding Adoption

December 1, 2016 //  by Sam McLure

What is Adoption? Black’s Law Dictionary defines adoption as “[t]he creation of a parent-child relationship by judicial order between two parties who usu[ally] are unrelated.” This may seem obvious to you, Reader.  However, what does the rest …

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