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Involuntary termination of parental rights in Arkansas means that the person who rights are terminated is no longer the legal […]

Grandparents frequently take in their grandchildren when the child needs a loving home. If the child’s primary custodial parent goes […]

Single and married people can adopt children in Arkansas — but what about cohabiting couples? It’s complicated. Spoiler alert: it […]

In the 1700s and 1800s, adoption was usually informal, with friends or family members taking in a child who needed […]

Social media is a big part of modern life, and it can bring up thorny questions in an adoption. In […]

The Heritage Foundation is a conservative think tank, so not everyone will agree with all their ideas. However, they are […]

Surrogacy is a legal arrangement in which one person carries and bears a baby who will be parented by an […]

When you’re adopting a newborn, you may have plenty of time to get ready for the baby. Adoptive parents who […]