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The Adoption Law Firm

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Christian Allicane for Orphans Webinar on the Unadoptable Orphan

July 27, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

I had the privilege of "attending" this webinar recently, thought is was good, and wanted to pass it on.  The introduction caption on the Christian Alliance for Orphans website reads: Millions of children globally live without the love and nurture …

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Together for Adoption Conference is Coming Soon!

July 23, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

Where will you be on September 14 - 15? I'm planning to be at the Together for Adoption Conference in Atlanta.  I hope you'll join me, Reddit Andrews, Noel Piper, Dr. Susan Hillis, Shaun Groves, Leonce Crump, Tony Carter, and many others. …

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Basics of Alabama Adoption Law: Non-Related Adoption

July 23, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

BASICS OF ALABAMA ADOPTION LAW: NON-RELATED ADOPTION The Steps of a Non-related Adoption If you are considering adopting an unrelated child in Alabama the following is a summary checklist of what the process will look like. [1] WHAT STEPS ARE …

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Foster Care and Adoption Dream List

July 20, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

Do you have a dream list of how to make foster care and adoption better in Alabama?  We’d like to know. One of the objectives of The Adoption Law Firm is to influence policy reform within the foster care system.  The 2012 Right for Kids Ranking, …

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Adoption – Know Your Rights – Friday, July 20th

July 19, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

Are you pregnant and considering abortion?  Have you thought about adoption?  Do you know your rights? Come to a free informational meeting Friday, July 20th at 12:00 noon at First Choice Women's Medical Center:  380 Mendel Parkway, Montgomery, AL …

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Countries Affected by Alabama’s New International Adoption Law

July 18, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

Alabama's new international adoption law, Karina's Law, is planned to go into effect on January 1, 2013.  Karina's Law will streamline the process for obtaining a US birth certificate for many international adoptees in Alabama. After discussing …

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Smallest Person Adoption

July 17, 2012 //  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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New International Adoption Law For Alabama!

July 13, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

I've got some great news for international adoptees in Alabama. You may no longer have to go through the "re-adopt" process to obtain an Alabama birth certificate.  The State Legislature passed a law that will greatly streamline the process for …

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Basics of Alabama Adoption Law: What is an Adoption? Who may adopt? Who can be adopted?

July 12, 2012 //  by Sam McLure

BASICS OF ALABAMA ADOPTION LAW: WHAT IS AN ADOPTION? WHO MAY ADOPT? WHO CAN BE ADOPTED? Have you ever wondered how adoption is defined in Alabama? Or what about who is capable of adopting someone? How about even who is eligible to be adopted? The …

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