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Relative Adoption covers legally adopting a child where the prospective adoptive parent is a relative or someone close to the child, in England. A solicitor in this area handles applications to the family court for an adoption order, drafts and negotiates the consent and related welfare reports, prepares the necessary court documents, and liaises with the local authority, adopters, and the child’s birth family. The process is guided by the Adoption and Children Act 2002 and care proceedings when relevant, and results in the transfer of parental rights to the adoptive relative. The work may involve welfare assessments, home studies, and post-adoption matters such as contact arrangements.

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Martin Crawford-Brown

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I contacted Martin at IBB Law regarding a matter on behalf of a family member. I quickly realised Martin was the right guy for us and as soon as he was instructed he quickly and effectively acted to resolve the matter to our complete satisfaction. I can whole heartedly recommend him.

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