Help! Child Welfare Is Going to Terminate My Parental Rights

What do I do when I can’t complete my Case Plan? What do I do when the State is threatening to terminate my parental rights? What do I do when I have had two children terminated and placed for adoption through the State and NOW they have another one of my children?

What do I do when I want what is best for my child, but know that I am not able to give them that?

What do I do to ensure my child does not linger in foster care and then get adopted by someone I don’t even know and then having to move forward not knowing how my child is doing?

There is something you can do

It is called an Intervention. If the State plans to terminate your parental rights to your child, you can choose to place your child for adoption through a private adoption entity (a law firm or adoption agency).

Even if you are not close to having your rights terminated and your child has only been in foster care a month, you can choose to place your child for adoption though a private adoption entity.

If you choose to make an adoption plan for your child, you will be able to select the adoptive family from profile books that we provide for you to review. We can set up a meeting for you to meet the adoptive family and the adoptive family will provide pictures and updates on how your child is progressing. They will update you on his or her milestones, likes and dislikes, personality and character, as well as education and sports involvement.

You can have the peace of knowing that you selected the family that you felt was best for your child. You can rest knowing your child’s needs are being met and that your child is aware that they are truly loved by you and by their adoptive parents.

You can enjoy pictures and updates to help you watch your child grow and see how well they are doing.

Please call us today. We are ready to help you find the right family for your child.