What Is a Closed Adoption?

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Adoption is a life-changing journey. Among the various types, closed adoption is one option for growing your family. A closed adoption is where no identifying information is shared between the birth and adoptive families. Once the adoption is complete, there is no contact or communication. Why choose a closed adoption? Let’s look at some pros and cons. On the plus side, it can provide privacy and closure for birth parents, and a sense of permanency and security for the adoptive family. However, it also has drawbacks. The child may have unanswered questions about their heritage, and both birth and adoptive families might miss potential emotional support. Considering adoption or need more information about different types? Visit us at LawInfo.com.