It is no secret that divorces tend to be emotionally painful, protracted, and very expensive. The filing for divorce is only the beginning and these issues are usually brought on when the parties are determining the terms of the divorce who keeps the house, what happens to the money in joint bank accounts, whether there… Continue reading »
Jun
02
Feb
28
“The times they are a-changing”
Ever since Donald Trump was elected President, I noticed an increase in activism. A day has not gone by in which I am not engaged in conversation about a Trump Policy. I realize that I was not concerned about the position I took or the position of the person I was talking with, but rather… Continue reading »
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Dec
23
What Will THEY Think of Next?
Three Person Embryo MITOCHONDRIAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY (MRT) I recently wrote an article entitled DNA What’s it to you? which can be found on the K&G website www.kongreen.com. My current blog focuses on another aspect of DNA: the manipulation of embryos to avoid inherited mitochondrial DNA. MRT is a controversial therapy which will allow women who… Continue reading »
Aug
08
Have you read the Sunday’s August 7, 2016, Globe Magazine????,
Shame on David A. Gross for his callousness and glaring lack of knowledge!!! Anyone who has been touched by adoption (who hasn’t??? now that the dark days of secrecy are gone) knows that NO ONE GIVES UP A CHILD FOR ADOPTION. THERE IS NO SUCH THING. When a parent makes an adoption plan for his/her… Continue reading »
Oct
02
Gestational Carriers: The Wild Frontier
I recently represented a married couple who wanted to adopt a child soon to be born to a gestational carrier, and who stepped in when the relationship between the carrier and the intended parents of the child drastically went wrong. The gestational carrier had been implanted with an egg fertilized with the intended father’s sperm,… Continue reading »
Nov
11
Following Ethical Guidelines in Adoption Law
Identifying Conflicts of Interests The goal in any adoption is to ensure that each participant’s rights are protected, that each fully understands the implications of the process and the placement to be a permanent one. A placement can unravel quickly if ethical guidelines are given short shrift. This can lead to the voiding the surrender… Continue reading »
Tags: adoption agency, adoption law, adoptions, adoptive families, attorneys fees, child placement, Code of Ethics, confidentiality, conflicts of interest, DCF, ethical guidelines, expectant parent, guardian ad litem, guardianship, interstate adoptions, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Rule of Professional Conduct, multistate adoptions, parental rights, prospective adoptors
Nov
11
Offering the Different Adoption Options
A. Private Placement Adoptions There are several ways to adopt a child in Massachusetts: through a private agency, a public agency, the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families (“DCF”), if adopting a child through foster care or without either in limited circumstances where the child is a relative. Private placement adoptions are adoptions which are… Continue reading »
Tags: adopting an adult, adopting relatives, adoption agency, adoption alternatives, adoption options, adoptive families, birth parents, child placement, consent, DCF, Department of Early Education and Care, EEC, expectant parent, forum shopping, foster care, foster parents, guardian ad litem, guardianship, ICPC, immigration, international adoptions, interstate adoptions, interstate placement, Massachusetts, parent, private placement, prospective adoptors, step parents
Nov
11
Adoptions: This Was Not the Outcome Expected
Outcomes in adoption matters are just like life, regardless of the care, preventative measures and good intentions, the outcome may not be what was expected. This article shall address some of the issues which may either cause the adoption to unravel, or disrupt, and how to best address them. Rights of Biological Parents and Adoptive… Continue reading »
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