Chelsea (intervention situation with 5 siblings): I am planning on meeting with Chelsea on Monday and see about having her execute her consents on the four older children and then meet with Father No. 2 on Tuesday at the Courthouse before the hearing for his consent on the three middle children. There are too many timing issues to contemplate or outline. I will have a better idea on everything once consents are signed. At this time, 9 applicants have sent in materials (hard copies) as instructed for Chelsea to consider. I assume more will come in tomorrow and Monday. If you are one of the eight couples that sent me information, please email me tomorrow at miller@fordmiller and state, We are (or I am) applicant _ and I will send you an application packet that will need to be filled out and sent back to me via email over the weekend (of the original 8, only 5 have responded.) Family A resides in Florida and they have 16 children (nine child not adopted and seven adopted) ranging from 2 to 22 years in age. Family B resides in Washington and they have 8 children ranging from 13 to 2 years. None were adopted. Family C has 15 children and it appears that 5 were adopted and they are between 22 and 2 years of age. Family D has one child, he is five and not adopted and they live is Missouri. Family E has seven children (all adopted) and they live in Pennsylvania. Family F has one child (step-son age 14) and they live in Georgia. Family G is a single parent with no children and she lives in Pennsylvania. Family H is a couple that lives in Florida and it is hard to tell from the information they sent in if they have no children or perhaps a son around 5 or 6 years old. Family I is a couple that has three daughters, all adopted. They did not disclose where they live, but some of the photos had snowfall on the ground. Family J has 18 children between the ages of 17 -5 and they live in Kansas.
Posted on: Fri, 14 Nov 2014 22:04:58 +0000
Trending Topics
Recently Viewed Topics
© 2015