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Helping Alaska Families Grow

Adoption Attorneys Serving Wasilla, Anchorage & Palmer

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We Guide Families Through Every Step of the Adoption Process

Adopting a child is one of the most meaningful decisions a family can make—but it also comes with complex paperwork and legal steps. Our experienced Alaska adoption attorneys help guide families in Wasilla, Anchorage, and the Mat-Su Valley through every phase of the process with clarity, care, and deep local experience.

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Your Family’s Future Deserves a Steady Hand

What We Do for Clients Seeking to Adopt

Whether you’re pursuing a stepparent adoption, private adoption, or need help with a contested case, we handle the legal details so you can focus on what matters—building your family. Our Wasilla family law attorneys and Anchorage adoption lawyers walk you through every step.

Helping families formalize the bonds already in place.

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Stepparent & Relative Adoptions


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Private & Agency Adoptions


Guiding you through paperwork, consents, and court approval.

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Contested Adoptions


Representing adoptive families in cases involving parental rights challenges.

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Termination of Parental Rights


Handling sensitive legal actions with care and professionalism.

Common Questions About Adoption in Alaska

  • How long does the adoption process take in Alaska?

    It varies by type, but most adoptions take several months. We’ll help manage timelines and filings so there are no surprises.

  • Can a stepparent adopt without the other parent’s consent?

    Sometimes. If a parent has abandoned the child or their rights are legally terminated, adoption may proceed without their consent.

  • What’s the difference between agency and private adoption?

    Agency adoptions go through state-licensed providers; private adoptions are arranged directly between parties. We can assist with either.

  • Do adoptive parents need to go to court?

    Yes. A judge must approve the adoption. We’ll help prepare you for your court hearing and handle filings.

  • Can LGBTQ+ families adopt in Alaska?

    Yes. All qualified families—including LGBTQ+ couples—can adopt.

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Let’s Talk Through Your Options

Speak With a Local Adoption Attorney Today

Whether you’re just starting the process or finalizing paperwork in Wasilla, Anchorage, or Palmer, we’re here to help your family take the next step.

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