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Understanding Independent Adoption

Thousands of newborns are placed each year through independent adoption. You'll need an experienced attorney to guide your way.

by Mark T. McDermott, J.D.

TAGS: Adoption Law, Adoption Process, Domestic Adoption

• Adopting
• Domestic

July 7, 2015

You’ll need an experienced attorney to guide you through the legal process.

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