Domestic Adoption

Domestic adoption refers to the process where individuals or couples legally adopt a child from within their own country, rather than from abroad. This typically involves adopting children from agencies, foster care systems, or private placements, where birth parents voluntarily place their children for adoption. The process includes thorough background checks, home studies, and legal proceedings to ensure the child's safety and well-being. Once finalized, domestic adoption grants the adoptive parents full parental rights, creating a permanent family bond between the adoptive parents and the child.