The nation’s most experienced family-building law firm guiding families through adoption, surrogacy and assisted reproduction with clarity and compassion.
Foster + Bloom Senior Attorney Liz Vaysman will join four other nationally recognized experts for a conversation examining the innovations, risks and decisions shaping the future of fertility care.
Liz will bring her experience in adoption, surrogacy and fertility law to the conversation, offering insight into the legal considerations that come with a rapidly changing reproductive landscape.
Adoption and assisted reproduction can come with a lot of legal questions, and sometimes, situations that sound more complicated than they seem.
Founding member Janna Annest breaks down common adoption scenarios and explains what families should know from a legal perspective.
Understanding the legal differences can help you and your family make an informed decision about the path that best fits your circumstances.
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Adopting your stepchild can be a meaningful way to make the parent-child relationship you’ve already built legally permanent. But the process can involve important legal complexities, especially when it comes to the other legal parent’s parental rights.
Foster + Bloom attorney Sherriann Hicks recently left the courthouse after successfully finalizing an adoption for a baby who had been in her family’s care since October. With the adoption officially finalized, she is now legally part of her forever family.
These are the moments that motivate our team at Foster + Bloom and remind us why thoughtful, experienced legal guidance matters throughout every step of the adoption process.💚
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Why do international intended parents pursue surrogacy in the United States?
Foster + Bloom attorney Liz Vaysman breaks down how differences in international laws, family structures and access to reproductive care can make surrogacy in the U.S. an option for intended parents.
With recent executive orders creating more uncertainty for international intended parents, understanding the legal landscape and working with experienced professionals is now more important than ever.