Adopting Minority Children

The decision to adopt transracially—outside of your own ethnicity—brings with it many unique considerations not generally associated with same-race adoptions. Couples must be aware of their own feelings about transracial or minority adoptions and be prepared to answer future race-related questions from the adopted child.

For more than 35 years, our firm has been finding adoptive parents for minority or biracial children. Because Lori and Ray have both adopted transracially, they have a unique perspective that will help guide you through every step of the adoption journey as you consider the tough questions often related to a transracial adoption.

How We Facilitate the Process

We work hard to coordinate the adoption of minority children. We are sensitive to the unique needs presented by interracial and intercultural adoptions. Whatever your adoption situation, we do our best to provide you with the latest information on the subject and refer you to additional resources that will support your decision to adopt and raise a child with a different ethnicity or culture than your own.

Helping You with All Your Adoption Considerations

We understand how overwhelming and challenging the adoption process can be. The many variables surrounding each unique adoption situation can be difficult to sort through. Having completed more than 2,500 adoptions, our firm can help you move forward with your decision to adopt.

We invite you to see how our professional and personal experience can help you build your family through a transracial adoption. To learn more, call our Greenville office at 864-241-2883, or arrange online to meet with us.