FAQs

No contact with the biological parent can affect the process. It does not necessarily make it easier.

Yes, we handle adult adoptions as well as adoptions of minors.

Yes, this is possible, especially if the biological parent is uninvolved. We will explain the process and any required consents or notices.

Step-parent adoptions involve a court process. We guide you through the legal steps, paperwork, and hearings.

Yes, with the client’s permission, we can work with a family member as the main point of contact. In general, we talk to just the client, but we understand there are situations where we have to include a family member or other point of contact.

Yes, as long as the client consents, we can include supportive family members in the process.

If a case becomes contested, we can represent you through negotiation or litigation as needed.

We can help you navigate disputes, including cases involving power of attorney or sudden changes in cooperation.

This situation may require additional legal steps. We can help you pursue your divorce through the courts if needed.

Even after a long separation, you must file for legal divorce. We can guide you through the process, whether or not your spouse is cooperative.