Our Agency works on a Fee for Service basis. All fees are paid as, and when they are earned, and are therefore non-refundable. We believe our fees are fair and equitable. Please see our fee schedule for full details. If you have a disrupted …
Adoption
Can same-sex couples adopt through your agency?
Yes. We do not discriminate against same-sex couples. …
Why should I work with Florida Adoption Center?
Our fees are about as competitive, indeed low, as we can make them without compromising service. Our Agency, spends considerable funds on our marketing efforts to attract clients to our program, which equates to shorter wait times. Our website is …
I have a medical condition. Can I still adopt?
In order to adopt you must have an approved Home Study. Part of the Home Study process involves a medical examination. We ask your physician to report on whether, in their professional opinion, they think you have a life expectancy long enough to …
What are the Different Types of Adoption?
The different types of adoption are Open, Semi-Open, and Closed. Our agency offers all three types of adoption. In an Open Adoption the identity of each member of the Adoption Triad is known by all other members (Birth Parents, Adoptive Parents, and …
How do you decide whether adoptive parents are fit to adopt a child?
All prospective Adoptive Parents are required to have an Approved Home Study. See our Home Study section for full details. A Home Study requires, at minimum, background checks, adoption education, medical examinations, and proof of financial …
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What if I am Interested in Adopting an Older Child?
Our agency works primarily with newborns and infants under six months of age. Our license allows us to facilitate adoption for children of any age, but that is not our primary mission. If you are interested in adopting an older child, you may wish to …
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Who supervises the baby once they are placed with the Adoptive Parents, and for how long?
Our Agencys Adoption Specialists conduct Post Placement Supervision visits every 30 days until finalization. The period between placement and finalization is no less than 90 days, and this means a minimum of 3 Post Placement Supervision visits. The …
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