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Florida law requires monthly post placement supervision visits for a minimum of 90 days and this is usually done by the individual or entity that conducted your home study. If additional visits are needed, you will be notified. Please be sure to notify your post placement provider when you receive a placement.

There are no restrictions due to religious beliefs. There are no blanket restrictions on age or marital status, and each case is handled based on its individual merit.

You should focus on being yourselves, letting the birth parents get to know you and establishing a comfort level. We want the birth parents to have concern and empathy for your situation, and for you to understand theirs. You should not be interrogative, ask for personal or confidential information or question medical history. If you have a question in this regard, let your adoption caseworker handle the matter.

By working with one of our caseworkers, you will be provided education and resources to help you know all of your options. We will discuss things such as your financial ability, living situation, & support system- just to name a few- which can help you decide if adoption is the best option for you.

Possible people that can be involved in the intervention process include but are not limited to: The birth parent(s), attorney for the birth parent(s) through the dependency system, possibly a Guardian ad Litem and the Guardian ad Litem attorney, caseworker and/or caseworker supervisor through the dependency program, current foster family the child is placed with may/may not be involved in the transition plan. Various transition specialists, i.e. counselor, PT, OT, PT, etc. can also be involved. Your caseworker and agency attorney will also be involved.