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Can an Adoption be Reversed?
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The Process of Adoption Reversal

Can an Adoption be Reversed? Contrary to what some may believe, there are ways in which a finalized adoption can be reversed. Once an adoption has been finalized, if one party wants to reverse the adoption, he or she needs to submit a petition to the court – this is often done by...
Posted On 01 Jul 2017
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Differences Between Open and Closed Adoptions
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Differences Between Open and Closed Adoptions

What You Should Know About Open and Closed Adoptions In decades’ past, all adoptions were closed adoptions – a closed adoption means that no contact occurs between the child and his or her birth parents once the adoption has been finalized and, in some cases, before the adoption...
Posted On 06 Mar 2017
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Same-Sex Adoption Upheld in Court
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Same-Sex Adoption Upheld in Court

US Supreme Court Upholds Adoption Rights On March 7, 2016, the US Supreme Court announced the outcome of the case of V.L. vs. E.L. – in this case, the court upheld one of the women’s adoption rights to the three children born to her same-sex partner during their relationship....
Posted On 08 Jul 2016
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