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LucyJoy,
Perhaps there didn't used to be but there are now. I have seen agencies advertising children who need a new adoptive home. I doubt they would be in the majority but they exist and would expect it would only be for adoptions they did in the first place.
Even the NCFA states they exist.
In another type of scenario though an uncommon one in our experience ֖ an adoption agency participates in the process, sometimes taking legal guardianship of the child from the time of relinquishment until the adoption is finalized by the re-adopting family. This can provide protection for the child in situations like those described above, where instability of the relinquishing parents might endanger the child prior to the re-adoption finalization. In several of these cases, adoption agency involvement was clearly successful in preventing some potentially damaging actions by the relinquishing parents from affecting the child. However, laws vary significantly from state to state regarding who can be involved in a dissolution and to what extent they can be involved in helping a family dissolve their adoption and find a family willing to re-adopt the child. There are also a number of significant disincentives for adoption agencies to become involved in the dissolution process including financial, reputational, and legal considerations. As a result, many families seeking a dissolution are unable to find agencies or professionals to guide and support them throughout the process. We believe that it is incumbent upon the professionals, lawmakers, and leaders in the adoption community to develop a solution to this problem and better support the children and families experiencing dissolution or re-adoption.
[URL="https://www.adoptioncouncil.org/publications/adoption-advocate-no-62.html"]https://www.adoptioncouncil.org/publications/adoption-advocate-no-62.html[/URL]
With more and more older age adoptions happening the industry has to evolve.
Kind regards,
Dickons