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About Open Adoption
Get educated before making a decision


Get unbiased info on open adoption from the
National Adoption Information Clearinghouse:

Openness in Adoption: A Fact Sheet for Families
Adoption Agencies

  • If you live in the Northeastern United States and are a prospective adoptive parent or you are a birthparent considering making an adoption plan for your child, we highly recommend the professionals at Friends in Adoption.
Adoption Attorneys

  • American Academy of Adoption Attorneys - The American Academy of Adoption Attorneys is a national association of attorneys who practice, or have otherwise distinguished themselves, in the field of adoption law.
Home Studies

  • www.adoptionhomestudiesdallas.bigstep.com - Adoption Home Studies, Home Study Updates, Post-Adoption Supervision, in Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex area and North Texas, for domestic and international adoptions, second-parent and step-parent adoptions.

Adoption Law


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IMPORTANT NOTICE:

The purpose of PotentialParents.com is to provide a place for waiting adoptive families to network with potential birthfamilies. We  assisit them in creating and maintaining personal web pages with an emphasis on establishing a strong presence on the world wide web.

PotentialParents.com is not an adoption agency nor an adoption facilitator. 

The contents of web sites are the sole responsibility of the prospective adoptive parents. PotentialParents.com will not be held liable or accountable for the accuracy of any information displayed in the web sites linked to this site or any information divulged using any other means by the prospective adoptive parents.

 Birthparents and adoptive parents must always seek the help of qualified adoption professionals (e.g. adoption attorneys, adoption agencies, social workers, etc.)  before proceeding with any adoption plan.