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Legal Status: Understanding legal risk, legally freed, and adoption from foster care
In a legal risk adoptive placement, the rights of the child's birth parents have not yet been voluntarily or involuntarily terminated.
Jeremy has over ten years of communications experience working for non-profits and faith-based organizations. He and his wife have been foster parents for several years. Jeremy is also an ordained minister and has worked in various social justice and advocacy roles. He brings his experiences as a graphic designer, freelance marketer, and social media management to his current role, and oversees MARE's branding, communications strategies, and community engagement
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In a legal risk adoptive placement, the rights of the child's birth parents have not yet been voluntarily or involuntarily terminated.
Open adoption refers to any type of contact between the child and his/her birth family after the adoption legalization. This ranges from annual cards...