Adoption
Adopting a Child With Special Needs in Indiana
Special needs adoption in Indiana refers to the adoption of a child who has been determined by the Indiana Department of Child Services (DCS) or
Special needs adoption in Indiana refers to the adoption of a child who has been determined by the Indiana Department of Child Services (DCS) or
Newborn adoption in Indiana is one of the most emotionally significant legal processes a family can go through, whether you are a birth parent making
Same-sex couples in Indiana have the full legal right to adopt. Following the Supreme Court’s ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges and subsequent federal and state
If you are planning to adopt in Indiana, one of the most important steps in the process is completing a home study. A home study
Step-parent adoption is one of the most meaningful legal actions a family can take. When a step-parent has raised a child, built a bond of
Adopting a child is one of the most meaningful decisions a family can make. But before the joy of bringing a child home permanently, most
One of the most personal decisions in the adoption process is how much contact, if any, the adoptive family and birth family will have after
For most Indiana adoptions to move forward, someone’s parental rights must first be legally terminated. This is not a formality. Termination of parental rights Indiana
Most adoptions in Indiana cannot move forward until the parental rights of the child’s legal parents have been formally terminated. Termination of parental rights, often
Adoption is one of the most significant legal decisions a family can make. For those hoping to adopt a newborn or young child in Indiana,
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