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Whether families decide to parent or place, this article discusses a bill in Ohio that is set to support first families more, yet shorten the time it takes for the process to be finalized.
[url=http://adoption.com/ohio-adoption-reform-focuses-children/]Ohio Adoption Reform Focuses on the Children | Adoption.com[/url]
Though one of the goals is to support all families and kids, I imagine that first families may have mixed feelings on hastening decisions. Would you encourage bills like this?
Thanks for your input.
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Not even a little. Agencies use minimum times to pressure parents into signing. Every state should have a revocation period. We don't allow people to make life altering choices while they are under the influence of narcotics, except when it comes to adoption, then it is just fine because obviously the best interest of the child is not served by anyone who would even consider adoption.
If you can't wait for 6 months for finalization.... Yeah....
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