Adoption Associates has a top-notch team of professionals who are well versed in adoption law. Our hard work and years of experience ensure legal compliance throughout the adoption process.
There is no wait list to begin the adoption process at Adoption Associates – you may start working with us right away!
Ready to adopt an infant? Adoption Associates walks alongside you through every step of the process. You will complete a home study with one of our caseworkers. Then, your profile will be professionally completed with the assistance of a well-established company we have used for many years. Click on the find a family page for examples of what your profile will look like. Once complete, your profile will be active on our website and available to birth mothers. There is a need for adoptive families who are open to adopting a baby who has been exposed to substances during pregnancy, or who may have a family history of mental illness.
AAI’s infant adoption program opened in 1990 and since that time we’ve been helping pregnant women who are planning adoption find permanent families for their children. AAI has assisted with thousands of adoptions of infants right here in the United States. In addition to agency-matched adoptions, AAI can help if you have already identified and established a relationship with a birth mother. We provide full services, including legal – an attorney or consultant isn’t needed.
Many expectant parents are interested in developing a relationship with an adoptive family before their baby is born. AAI supports all types of adoption (fully open, semi open, closed) based on the desires of birth parents and the fit with an adoptive family. We carefully work with birth parents and adoptive parents to identify their preferences and make matches that align with everyone’s expectations.
To learn more or to discuss your specific adoption situation, give us a call at 616-667-0677 or send a message. We look forward to meeting you!
Adoption Associates provides comprehensive adoption services to adoptive families and birth mothers who are already linked.
No Attorney or consultant needed. We will handle everything, and you can be assured that the birth mom will receive the support she needs in order to help her follow through with her decision.
Adoption is SO MUCH MORE than just a legal process! Birth parents, adoptive parents, and children can be expertly and fully cared for by our LOCAL, reputable, experienced, and licensed adoption agency. We provide adoption services in Michigan to meet EVERYONE’S needs. Adoption Associates has an in-depth understanding of Michigan law and adoption requirements. Staff members are available 24/7 to women who are thinking about placing their child for adoption. Expectant parents will receive immediate help and services. We have three locations across the State of Michigan, and have built strong relationships with referral sources, hospitals, and courts to help provide excellent service to clients in any area of the state.
* Using ONLY a facilitator or consultant is illegal in Michigan.
** One attorney cannot represent both parties in an adoption.
Adoption is SO MUCH MORE than just a legal process! Birth parents, adoptive parents, and children can ONLY be expertly, fully, and uniquely cared for by a local, reputable, licensed agency like Adoption Associates.
Contact Adoption Associates today to learn more about adopting in Michigan!
Most families waiting with Adoption Associates have a successful placement in 12-24 months after completion of their home study and profile. Birth parents generally want to select and meet the family they have chosen. Applicants open to adopting children of any race, pre-natal substance exposure, or greater degrees of openness will usually have a shorter wait.
Adoption is a permanent plan and biological parents cannot regain custody of a child once parental rights have been terminated. The legal process is carefully monitored, and birth parents voluntarily release their parental rights prior to the legal adoption. The release of parental rights typically occurs 1-3 weeks after delivery. A child will be placed in your home directly from the hospital on a legal risk basis prior to the termination of parental rights. The birth parent may decide to parent her child at any time before termination.
