A bill allowing adoptive parents to forge binding agreements establishing what kind of contact adopted children will have with their biological relatives is before the Georgia General Assembly this session. Mary Margaret Oliver, D-Decatur (above), says she's sponsoring the bill because the once-standard secrecy involving adoptions has given way to "a presumption of openness."
January 15, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A bill allowing adoptive parents to forge binding agreements establishing what kind of contact adopted children will have with their biological relatives is before the Georgia General Assembly this session.
The bill’s backers say their main goal this session is to generate discussion about how to regulate and enforce post-adoption contact agreements.
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