adoption

There are many logistical considerations for prospective adoptive parents. In Indiana, as with every state in the country, that includes a home study.  What Is an Adoption Home Study? A licensed caseworker or social worker from a private adoption agency or your...

Studies are showing that the rate of grandparents raising grandchildren is on the rise, with approximately 5 to 6 percent of grandchildren living with their grandparents. While these numbers might seem low, when you look at the bigger picture, this amounts to nearly...

Deciding to adopt a child or teen is a significant event for any family, especially because the adoption process can be complicated. In Indiana, adoption laws outline who can adopt, licensing requirements, home studies, and more. Read on to learn what you need to know...

The adoption process is an exciting time for prospective parents. There is a great deal of information available regarding adoption in Indiana, and the details can be overwhelming. Don’t let the details cause you stress during a time that should be full of joy and...

When a parent gets divorced or is a single parent with a child born out of wedlock, it’s relatively common for a new spouse to want to adopt that child as their own. There could also be other reasons for step parent adoption.  No matter the reason, the adoption...