Most adoptive families start their process to adopt a baby online. But how can you be sure you’re getting your information from qualified adoption professionals and adoption websites you can trust? We break it down here.

What are the different types of adoption agencies, and who should you work with for the adoption process? This guide to national adoption agencies will help you decide on the right adoption professional.

“Should I search for adoption agencies near me? What are the pros and cons of working with a local adoption agency?” This guide answers these questions and more so you can choose the adoption professional that’s best for your family.

The adoption process is guided by laws and regulations at every step of the way. To complete it, you’ll need an adoption attorney. But what role should the attorney have, and what services can they really provide? Find out here.

Adoption law centers have become more popular in recent years for families looking to adopt. What are these centers? How are they run and regulated? This guide to adoption law centers will tell you everything you need to know.

Adoption facilitators are a type of adoption professional that are not subjected to oversight or regulation, which can make working with one a risky decision. Here’s why.

Choosing the right adoption professional can make or break your experience with the adoption process. These are the questions you need to ask — and answers to look for — to determine if an agency will be right for you.

The adoption process is governed by laws and regulations, but not all adoption professionals adhere to these standards. Find out which type of adoption professionals you can be sure are conducting their work in an ethical way.

Every hopeful parent wants to do everything they can to prevent an adoption disruption from happening to them — and choosing the right adoption professional is key. Here’s why.