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Contested Newborn Adoptions in Florida: Protecting Families and the Right to Choose Adoption

Author Erica T. Healey Categories Uncategorized Posted on
Contested Newborn Adoptions in Florida: Protecting Families and the Right to Choose Adoption By: Erica T. Healey, Esq., Board-Certified Adoption Attorney Most newborn adoptions in Florida proceed smoothly. A birth mother chooses adoption, the adoptive parents are matched, and the legal steps move forward to finalization. But in rare cases,…
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Erica T. Healey Reappointed to Florida Bar’s Adoption Law Committee: Expert Guidance for All Paths to Adoption

Author Erica T. Healey Categories Adoption Attorney, Adoption Law, Legal, Uncategorized Posted on
At Tate Healey Webster, we firmly believe that safe, ethical, and successful adoptions begin with unparalleled legal guidance – for both adoptive families and birth parents. That’s why we are incredibly proud to announce that our distinguished attorney, Erica T. Healey, has been reappointed to the prestigious Florida Bar’s Adoption…
Moore to Love: An Adoption Podcast
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Living an Empowered Life: Counseling For Birth Moms, Adoptive Parents and Adoptees

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Click Here to Listen to Podcast or Press player on Podcast Player above. If you do not see the Podcast player, please refresh your screen. Navigating the vast array of emotions during the adoption journey is difficult, whether you’re an expecting mother looking to place, or a potential adoptive parent…
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The Hague Convention on the Protection of Children and Co-Operation in Respect of Intercountry Adoption

Author Daneille Stewart, Florida Registered Paralegal (FRP, CP, FCP) Categories Uncategorized Posted on
The United States is a party to The Hague Convention on the Protection of Children and Co-Operation in Respect of Intercountry Adoption. We receive questions routinely from families that reside overseas asking if they can adopt domestically from the United States.
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