Pregnant and
Considering Adoption?
We can Help.
A Licensed and the most trusted Adoption agency since 1992
ACF Adoptions has been a Licensed Agency supporting expectant parents planning to place their baby for adoption in Florida since 1992.
There is much to consider when facing an unplanned pregnancy. We understand the urgency you feel, which is why our staff is available to answer your questions 24/7.
Every parent considering adoption in Florida for their child deserves hands-on services, accurate information, and the support necessary to make a fully informed decision.
Toll Free: 800-348-0467
All services are provided at no cost to you.
ACF Adoptions believes you deserve the following:
- The right to be treated with courtesy, respect, and dignity
- The right to make decisions free from coercion or pressure
- The right to parent, if that is your choice
- The right to be fully informed about options and resources
available to you
- The right to have your own attorney, who does not also represent
the agency or the adoptive parents - The right to private counseling with a licensed therapist before
and after placement - Most states allow licensed adoption agencies to assist expectant mothers with reasonable pregnancy related expenses, which may include the following:
We’re here to answer your questions.
If I make an appointment, will that commit me to an adoption plan?
No. We will answer your questions and discuss your options. We won’t move forward with anything until you decide what you want to do and are ready.
Is it really all that helpful to meet with a counselor during my pregnancy?
This is a stressful time for you. If you have decided to go forward with adoption, you are going to have a lot of questions throughout the process, you may also need some emotional support. Your counselor/caseworker can be a great help and resource for you. They will help you through all of the required documents needed to place a child for adoption, and if you need temporary financial assistance, housing or any other need related to your pregnancy, your counselor can help you find resources.
How often will I meet with a counselor and what can I expect as I meet with a counselor?
How often you meet with a counselor is dependent on you and your needs. Your counselor/caseworker is there for you, to help you with whatever you need. They can be a great resource to you in answering your questions, providing emotional support and helping you through the process.
How long does a birth parent have to change their mind after relinquishing parental rights?
Florida has no revocation period for infants under 6 months of age. For children 6 months of age of older there is a three business day revocation period. Saturday is considered a business day in Florida. In Georgia, parents have a 4 day revocation period for any reason. Day 1 starts the day after the signing and day 4 cannot fall on a weekend or legal holiday.
Can I make an adoption plan if I am in jail or a long term facility?
Yes. You have the right to make an adoption plan. Contact us at 800-348-0467; we can help.
Are there families that will adopt my child who is medically complex or has special needs?
Yes. ACF works closely with agencies that specifically train, approve and support families looking to adopt children who are medically complex and/or have special needs.
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