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Adoption Lawyers in Robertson and Sumner Counties

Representing Families Across Tennessee

Adding a new member to your family is a significant and important event in your life. The adoption process, while exciting, often raises many questions and concerns. At The Zanger Law Firm, we have experience in facilitating adoptions across the greater Nashville area including White House, Lebanon, Gallatin, Greenbrier, Mount Juliet, Hendersonville,, and more. We understand that family law matters, especially those concerning the well-being of a child, are incredibly important. That's why we approach your situation with empathy, compassion, and clear communication throughout the process.

Understanding Adoption: Different Paths to Parenthood

The path to adoption is a meaningful journey, with the potential to greatly impact you and your family's life. It's important to understand the different types of adoption available in Tennessee. We're here to guide you in finding the best option for your situation.

Private Adoption

Private adoptions usually entail an agreement between both the adoptive parents and the  birth parents. The legal procedures and criteria can be different for each circumstance. The adoption attorneys at Zanger Law can help you maneuver through these intricacies for a seamless process.

Adoptions Through Foster Care

In this form of adoption, you're adopting a child who has been in foster care. It's important to contact an experienced family lawyer to guide you through the complexities of this procedure.

Agency Adoption

Agency adoptions typically entail adoption agencies serving as intermediaries between birth parents and adoptive parents. These agencies ensure that the adoption process meets all of the legal processes in Tennessee.

Adoptions by Relatives

Under Tennessee law, relatives include grandparents, great-grandparents, aunts and uncles, or great aunts or uncles. Step-parents, first-degree cousins, whole and half siblings, or spouses of a relative are also included as family.

Adoption in Tennessee 

The legal requirements for adoption under Tennessee law include:

  • Being over 21 years of age
  • Residing in the state for 6+ months (if no family relation to the child)
  • Demonstrating both financial and emotional capabilities to provide for the child/children
  • Passing a comprehensive background check
  • Undergoing an in-depth home study to evaluate the living conditions and home life of the child.

Why Hire Zanger Law Family Lawyers

Adoption is an amazing journey that brings immense joy to both parents and children. At The Zanger Law Firm, our family law attorneys are here to support you every step of the way. We understand that adoption can be a complex and emotional process, allow our team to provide the guidance as well as compassion you need during this path.

Adding a new member to your family is a significant and important event in your life. The adoption process, while exciting, often raises many questions and concerns. At The Zanger Law Firm, we have experience in facilitating adoptions across the greater Nashville area including White House, Lebanon, Gallatin, Greenbrier, Mount Juliet, Hendersonville,, and more. We understand that family law matters, especially those concerning the well-being of a child, are incredibly important. That's why we approach your situation with empathy, compassion, and clear communication throughout the process.

Understanding Adoption: Different Paths to Parenthood

The path to adoption is a meaningful journey, with the potential to greatly impact you and your family's life. It's important to understand the different types of adoption available in Tennessee. We're here to guide you in finding the best option for your situation.

Private Adoption

Private adoptions usually entail an agreement between both the adoptive parents and the  birth parents. The legal procedures and criteria can be different for each circumstance. The adoption attorneys at Zanger Law can help you maneuver through these intricacies for a seamless process.

Adoptions Through Foster Care

In this form of adoption, you're adopting a child who has been in foster care. It's important to contact an experienced family lawyer to guide you through the complexities of this procedure.

Agency Adoption

Agency adoptions typically entail adoption agencies serving as intermediaries between birth parents and adoptive parents. These agencies ensure that the adoption process meets all of the legal processes in Tennessee.

Adoptions by Relatives

Under Tennessee law, relatives include grandparents, great-grandparents, aunts and uncles, or great aunts or uncles. Step-parents, first-degree cousins, whole and half siblings, or spouses of a relative are also included as family.

Adoption in Tennessee 

The legal requirements for adoption under Tennessee law include:

  • Being over 21 years of age
  • Residing in the state for 6+ months (if no family relation to the child)
  • Demonstrating both financial and emotional capabilities to provide for the child/children
  • Passing a comprehensive background check
  • Undergoing an in-depth home study to evaluate the living conditions and home life of the child.

Why Hire Zanger Law Family Lawyers

Adoption is an amazing journey that brings immense joy to both parents and children. At The Zanger Law Firm, our family law attorneys are here to support you every step of the way. We understand that adoption can be a complex and emotional process, allow our team to provide the guidance as well as compassion you need during this path.

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