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Basics of Alabama Adoption Law: Consent

August 28, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

BASICS OF ADOPTION LAW IN ALABAMA: Consent When dealing with consent to an adoption the law can become tricky. The following outlines the consent requirements of Adoption in Alabama. [1]   WHOSE CONSENT TO THE ADOPTION IS REQUIRED? a. The adoptee, …

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Russell Moore on “Pat Robertson v. the Spirit of Adoption”

August 23, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

In a recent blog post by Russell Moore, the question of a human being's worth comes squarely to center stage.  It stands in the spot light, for a brief moment, and allows us to consider it carefully. Does a human being's worth relate to their …

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Basics of Alabama Adoption Law: Confidentiality of an Adoption

August 21, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

BASICS OF ALABAMA ADOPTION LAW:         Confidentiality of an Adoption   HOW CONFIDENTIAL IS AN ADOPTION? The adoption code was designed to keep an adoption as confidential as possible. a.  Before a final adoption decree is rendered …

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Georgia Baptist Children’s Home: Caring for the Fatherless

August 17, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

Georgia Baptist Children’s Home: Caring for the Fatherless There are several fantastic facilities, programs and organizations around the state of Georgia helping to care for the fatherless. One such organization is the Georgia Baptist Children’s …

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Together for Adoption Conference – Atlanta – September 14-15

August 14, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

LIVE in the STORY! Check out the Together for Adoption National Conference this September 14-15 in Atlanta. Join me, Leonce Crump, Reddit Andrews, Tony Carter, Noel Piper, Shaun Groves, Tony Merida & many others! Sam McLure has the privilege …

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Basics of Alabama Adoption Law: Relative Adoption

August 14, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

BASICS OF ALABAMA ADOPTION LAW:  RELATIVE ADOPTION Have you ever wondered if relatives of a child have more rights than others when it comes to the adoption of that child? The following should help explain the way things work in Alabama. [1] WHAT …

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Assisting Would-Be Abortive Parents

August 7, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

Assisting Would-Be Abortive Parents I know a minister who stands outside an abortion clinic one day a week trying to convince some of the would-be abortive parents to not abort their unborn babies. Praise God for his efforts. I wonder if his …

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The Rosetta’s Adoption Fundraiser

August 3, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

My wife and I were eating lunch for the second time with Tony and Cary Rosetta.  Our last meeting was several months ago and we ate at my favorite restaraunt in town - Saza's!  This time the Rosettas picked and we met at Dreamland - not my favorite, …

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Basics of Alabama Adoption Law: Home Study / Investigation

July 31, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

BASICS OF ALABAMA ADOPTION LAW: HOME STUDY / INVESTIGATION The Preliminary Stages of the Adoption Process If you have ever looked at adoption you have probably heard of a Pre-Placement Investigation. The following should help explain just what one …

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