Pronouns: she/her/hers

New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania
Surrogacy, Assisted Reproduction, LGBTQ Parentage, and Adoption Law

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Writer’s Quest to Find Her Birth Parents

The tearful audience gave a standing ovation to Angela Tucker after watching the luminous Closure documentary (www.closuredocumentary.com) about her quest to find her birth parents. Angela, an African American, was adopted in a closed adoption [...]

Oct 12, 2014|Open Adoption|Comments Off on Writer’s Quest to Find Her Birth Parents

New Jersey Versus New York Open Adoption

New Jersey versus New York open adoption laws represent good counterpoint examples. In almost all of the adoptions in my law practice, adoptive children know the identity of their birth mother, and increasing numbers of [...]

Sep 29, 2014|Open Adoption|Comments Off on New Jersey Versus New York Open Adoption

Adoption to Prevent Childhood Poverty

Turning to adoption to prevent childhood poverty, an issue I discuss daily with impoverished pregnant women seeking adoptive families, is the subject of two New York Times opinion pieces. The first article, “The Way to [...]

Sep 15, 2014|Birth Mother|Comments Off on Adoption to Prevent Childhood Poverty
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