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Adoption Law

Adoption Law in Gulfport, MS

Often, when a couple marries and one spouse already has a child, the other spouse will wish to adopt that child. Emotionally, this serves to bring the family closer together. The adoption enhances the sense of familial unity. Practically, though, it also has legal benefits: once the child is adopted by the stepparent, the child has the right to financial support, the right to inheritance, and access to the stepparent’s health care coverage.
If you wish to petition to adopt your spouse’s child, contact Rob Curtis Counselor At Law for a consultation. We are the stepchild adoption lawyers in Gulfport, MS who bring families together.
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For years, we have maintained our reputation as the area’s premier adoption law firm. Our knowledge and experience with adoption law has set us apart as the law practice clients trust for stepchild adoption assistance.
When adopting a stepchild, either a stepmother or stepfather may petition the court. Our services streamline the process, and we keep you fully informed about the status and details of your adoption proceedings. Our law firm specializes in assisting clients with:
  • Stepparent Adoptions
  • Guidance and Advice for Birth Mothers
  • Connecting Birth Mothers to Qualified Families
  • Facilitating the Adoption Process
  • Adopting Children in State Custody
  • Home Study Counseling
Contact us for assistance with your adoption proceedings. We represent clients in Gulfport, MS.
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