305-358-2330On June 23, 2014, Governor Rick Scott signed a bill from the state legislature that would dramatically change Florida’s child welfare system.
The bill, which was unanimously approved by the legislature in May 2014, as discussed in a previous post, contains significant changes for nearly every portion of the state’s child welfare system.
The new law is designed to replace a policy created a decade ago that was designed to reunite or keep families together.
While a laudable goal on its face, it had the very negative effect of reuniting children with troubled parents who in some cases were not fit to raise them.
The reason it is wise to hire a reproductive law attorney is because while natural childbirth with the two biological parents serving as the parents is straightforward, other types of reproduction can be anything but simple.
An emerging issue in reproductive law in Florida and throughout the United States is managing the