The coronavirus pandemic's not just forcing people to stay home, it's also keeping children from finding their forever homes.
The coronavirus pandemic's not just forcing people to stay home ... it's also keeping children from finding their forever homes.
Of course, adoption is a lengthy legal process to begin with, but we're told court closures are making it downright agonizing. Case in point, a family just one hearing away from finalizing an adoption might now have to wait several months.-- you can't even enter the downtown courthouse to file a lawsuit. Instead, one court staffer is posted up outside to receive documents.
Likewise, an executive with Alliance for Children’s Rights tells TMZ ... one of its main initiatives is putting together"Adoption Days" -- a day where courtrooms are solely devoted to expediting adoptions out of foster care and into permanent homes.Rich Valenza
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