There are 21 services for Adoption and foster care
Adoption and foster care
Sometimes a child’s biological parents are not in a position to look after
the child. Children in this situation can be cared for by other families on a
permanent or temporary basis. How does adoption work and who can provide advice if
you would like to foster a child?
Are you adopted and looking for your family of origin? Then you can get advice from the local youth welfare office or the adoption agency. Members of the family of origin also...
Full-time care benefits also include the reimbursement of proven reasonable expenses for contributions to accident insurance, unless statutory accident insurance exists.
If the adoption of a child from abroad is possible, the adoption applicants are asked by the foreign agency to declare that they are willing to adopt this child when he or she...
Are you being cared for by the adoption agency and want to adopt a specific child from abroad? Then you may be asked to submit a "Declaration of Readiness". The declaration of...
If you want to give your child up for adoption and are not married to the mother, you can refrain from applying for parental authority after the birth of the child.
If you want to give your child up for adoption, the biological parents and the child must consent. In exceptional cases, the family court may replace a parent's consent to the...
As an adopted person, you can inspect the files on the mediation of your adoption yourself from your 16th birthday. Unless the interests of other affected persons – such as...
If an adoption (including a stepchild adoption) has been consented to for or through a child, this consent may be revoked by the child if he or she is 14 years of age or older....
You are a caregiver and the biological parents want to take the child back with them? Then you can apply to the family court for the child to stay with you.
