Please let us know if you would like additional information on any of these situations. These adoption situations are listed with the licensed adoption agencies we recommend.
Caucasian/African American baby gender unknown due in October - Agency Fee $36K
African American baby boy due in August - Agency Fee $24K
African American/Puerto Rican baby girl due in September - Agency Fee $30K
Hispanic baby girl due in August - Agency Fee $36K *some limited drug use
Korean/African American baby Girl due in August - Agency Fee $36K
African American baby boy due in August - Agency Fee $26K *limited alcohol before she found out she was pregnant
Hispanic baby girl due in September - Agency Fee $33K *some limited drug use
Please read AVAILABLE ADOPTION SITUATIONS in our sidebar to the right.
Friday, July 23, 2010
15%-20% OFF
We are currently offering 20% off our Minority Program and 15% off ANY other consulting packages from now until the end of July! Please call or email us for more information!
info@christianadoptionconsultants.com
Visit our WEBSITE for more information about our services!
info@christianadoptionconsultants.com
Visit our WEBSITE for more information about our services!
Saving Time and Money
We help you adopt quickly by networking with numerous licensed agencies. You will not just sit on one adoption agency's waiting list, but your family profile will be presented to multiple birth mothers at various agencies that meet your specific requirements. This not only ensures you a faster adoption, but saves you money. Most of our agencies waive the upfront application fees for our clients, so you are not wasting your money paying an application fee for an agency you never match with.
Safe Adoption States for Adoptive Couples
We typically recommend states that are considered “safe states” for adoptive parents in which the laws are in favor of the adoptive couple. The birth mother usually signs consent to relinquish her parental rights within 24-48 hours after birth and she can not revoke her consent after she signs. This is a wonderful comfort to adoptive families because you do not have to be concerned with a waiting period in which she could change her mind and decide to parent.
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Tuesday, May 11, 2010
What does that adoption term mean??
Consent, Revocation, Finalization???? What Does It All Mean?
A lot of the fear surrounding adoption is in regards to the lack of understanding of these three important adoption vocabulary words. We hope with a little "Adoption Vocabulary 101," we can demystify some of it for you!
Consent: Consent refers to the agreement by a parent, or a person or agency acting in place of a parent, to relinquish the child for adoption and to release all rights and duties with respect to that child. In most States, the consent must be in writing and either witnessed and notarized or executed before a judge or other designated official.
Revocation: The revocation period refers to the length of time the birth mother or father has to change their mind after signing consent.
Finalization: Finalization hearings usually take place within a year of the time the child is placed in the home. Your adoption is not legally complete until you have gone through the finalization process. Prior to finalization, post-placement visits are required to be preformed by the social worker who initially completed the home study. The court will seek to establish that the child has been placed in a loving, secure home. You should be prepared to present all information included in your adoption petition, and to answer questions about why you want to adopt, how you will care for your child, how your family is and will continue adjusting, and anything else the court feels is relevant. When the judge signs the adoption order, you gain permanent, legal custody of your child! Finalization is the last formal step of the adoption process, but just the beginning of your new family.
Variations in Law from State to State: The important thing to remember is that adoption law varies from state to state. The time period in which consent is signed varies from state to state. Revocation periods do not exists in all states. There are states where consent is irrevocable at the time of signing. The length of time before finalization also varies from state to state, from as little as a few days to as long as a year.
This info is from CAC consultant Tracie Loux
For more information please visit our website: www.christianadoptionconsultants.com
A lot of the fear surrounding adoption is in regards to the lack of understanding of these three important adoption vocabulary words. We hope with a little "Adoption Vocabulary 101," we can demystify some of it for you!
Consent: Consent refers to the agreement by a parent, or a person or agency acting in place of a parent, to relinquish the child for adoption and to release all rights and duties with respect to that child. In most States, the consent must be in writing and either witnessed and notarized or executed before a judge or other designated official.
Revocation: The revocation period refers to the length of time the birth mother or father has to change their mind after signing consent.
Finalization: Finalization hearings usually take place within a year of the time the child is placed in the home. Your adoption is not legally complete until you have gone through the finalization process. Prior to finalization, post-placement visits are required to be preformed by the social worker who initially completed the home study. The court will seek to establish that the child has been placed in a loving, secure home. You should be prepared to present all information included in your adoption petition, and to answer questions about why you want to adopt, how you will care for your child, how your family is and will continue adjusting, and anything else the court feels is relevant. When the judge signs the adoption order, you gain permanent, legal custody of your child! Finalization is the last formal step of the adoption process, but just the beginning of your new family.
Variations in Law from State to State: The important thing to remember is that adoption law varies from state to state. The time period in which consent is signed varies from state to state. Revocation periods do not exists in all states. There are states where consent is irrevocable at the time of signing. The length of time before finalization also varies from state to state, from as little as a few days to as long as a year.
This info is from CAC consultant Tracie Loux
For more information please visit our website: www.christianadoptionconsultants.com
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Updated Available Adoption Situations!
Caucasian, Unk Gender, July, $34K
Caucasian/Hispanic, unk Gender, Nov, $25-$30K
Caucasian/AA, Boy, June, $33K
Caucasian/AA, Boy, June, $25K
Caucasian, Boy, Apr 25, $30K
If you would like more information about our adoption services please visit our WEBSITE or call 1-888-833-1114!
Caucasian/Hispanic, unk Gender, Nov, $25-$30K
Caucasian/AA, Boy, June, $33K
Caucasian/AA, Boy, June, $25K
Caucasian, Boy, Apr 25, $30K
If you would like more information about our adoption services please visit our WEBSITE or call 1-888-833-1114!
Saturday, April 03, 2010
Updated Available Adoption Situations!
CC, Unk gender, Due Sept, $38K
CC/Hisp, Unk gender, Due Nov, $25K
CC, Unk gender, Due June, $38K
CC, Unk gender, Due Jun, $38K
AA, Male, April 9, $16K
Bi-Racial, Male, April 26, $23K
Bi-Racial, Male, May 11, $23K
AA, Unk gender, May 12, $16K
AA, Unk gender, April 17, $16K
If you would like more information regarding our adoption services please visit our website!
CC/Hisp, Unk gender, Due Nov, $25K
CC, Unk gender, Due June, $38K
CC, Unk gender, Due Jun, $38K
AA, Male, April 9, $16K
Bi-Racial, Male, April 26, $23K
Bi-Racial, Male, May 11, $23K
AA, Unk gender, May 12, $16K
AA, Unk gender, April 17, $16K
If you would like more information regarding our adoption services please visit our website!
Friday, March 05, 2010
updated situations
1.) Bi-Racial Girl, FL, $25K
2.) Bi-Racial Twins, $40K
3.) Bi-Racial boy, $23K
4.) AA Boy, UT, $16K
5.) AA Boy, UT, $16K
6.) Hisp boy, $30K, UT
7.) AA boy, $16K
8.) Caucasian Boy, March 8, $30K
9.) Hispanic Boy, March 11, $30K
10.) CC/Hisp, March 29, $30K
11.) Bi-Racial boy, $25K, LA
For more information about our adoption services please visit our WEBSITE
2.) Bi-Racial Twins, $40K
3.) Bi-Racial boy, $23K
4.) AA Boy, UT, $16K
5.) AA Boy, UT, $16K
6.) Hisp boy, $30K, UT
7.) AA boy, $16K
8.) Caucasian Boy, March 8, $30K
9.) Hispanic Boy, March 11, $30K
10.) CC/Hisp, March 29, $30K
11.) Bi-Racial boy, $25K, LA
For more information about our adoption services please visit our WEBSITE
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Consulting discount!!!
We are currently offering 10% off ANY of our consulting packages from now until the end of March! Please call or email us for more information!
info@christianadoptionconsultants.com
Visit our WEBSITE for more information about our services!
info@christianadoptionconsultants.com
Visit our WEBSITE for more information about our services!
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Congratulations Luke and Jennifer
Congratulations Luke and Jennifer on their beautiful baby girl! They finished their home study in July and adopted their daughter in January of this year. I think someone is going to be a really good BIG brother!! :)
Updated Available Adoption Situations!
1.) Bi-Racial Girl, FL, $25K
2.) Bi-Racial Twins, $40K
3.) AA Girl, $16K
4.) AA Boy, UT, $16K
5.) AA Boy, UT, $16K
6.) AA Boy, Feb 28, $17K
7.) AA Boy, May 4, $17K
8.) Caucasian Boy, March 8, $30K
9.) Hispanic Boy, March 11, $30K
10.) CC/Hisp, March 29, $30K
If you would like more information about CAC please visit our WEBSITE!
2.) Bi-Racial Twins, $40K
3.) AA Girl, $16K
4.) AA Boy, UT, $16K
5.) AA Boy, UT, $16K
6.) AA Boy, Feb 28, $17K
7.) AA Boy, May 4, $17K
8.) Caucasian Boy, March 8, $30K
9.) Hispanic Boy, March 11, $30K
10.) CC/Hisp, March 29, $30K
If you would like more information about CAC please visit our WEBSITE!
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