Little Bit Of Heaven Adoption LLC.

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Please make sure you work with people who are licensed in their field this could keep you from much heart ache in the future. Check your state laws to make sure that you can work with Consultants, Referrals, Facilitators.

We are Not a Child placing Agency, we are a Consulting and Referral Service

What is the Cost for the Referral Program Adoptions? Fees Vary with Agency but Est $40,000-$60,000 this can be higher depending on the state laws and living expenses or medical expenses of the birth mother.

Adoption Life Coaching:
In addition to our consultation and referral services, we also offer personalized adoption life coaching to support you emotionally and mentally while you are waiting to bring your baby home. This time can be filled with uncertainty, anticipation, and a wide range of emotions, and we are here to walk alongside you every step of the way.
Our support does not end at placement. We are committed to providing ongoing post-adoption support, offering guidance, resources, and a compassionate ear as you navigate life after adoption. Whether you need help adjusting, have questions, or simply need reassurance, we remain a continued source of support for you and your family throughout your adoption journey and beyond.
This can be purchased separately if you don't wish to be in the Referral part of the program





Facilitators: Individuals that are not licensed as Adoption Agencies or licensed Adoption Attorneys, and who are engaged in the matching of birth parents with adoptive parents are referred to generally as Adoption Facilitators. The use of paid Adoption Facilitators has been permissible in almost every state in the United States from the very early days of adoption. When a doctor, minister, nurse, rabbi, family member or friend gets involved in the adoption match, without compensation for the services performed, the law has not been violated by the performing of those facilitation services. It is when Adoption Facilitators want to be paid for their matching services that the problems occur.

An improper use of a paid Adoption Facilitator could have a detrimental impact on the finalization of an adoption, and may even present problems under state criminal statutes. As a result, adoptive parents should be cautious in their use of the services of Adoption Facilitators, at least until they have discussed the matter fully with the adoption attorney that they will use to finalize their adoption.



740-250-3625
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