How to Not Lose Money After a Failed Adoption [Financial Protection after an Adoption Disruption]

American Adoptions help families to not lose money in a failed adoption, also known as a disruption. Prospective birth parents can change their mind about adoption at any time until they legally sign their consent — and when that does happen, it can be extremely difficult for the adoptive family that has invested so much hope and energy into the adoption opportunity. Adoptive parents, Danny and Andie, understand the importance of financial protection in adoption. After experiencing a disrupted placement opportunity, they were able to lean on the support they received from American Adoptions to help lighten their load after their loss.

We understand how much of a commitment adoption is for adoptive families, both emotionally and financially. The adoption process can be expensive and we don't want families to lose money in these tough adoption circumstances. Many of the families who have worked with American Adoptions have saved up for years to grow their families through adoption. And as with anything where this much investment is necessary, many of these families have asked about adoption insurance.

What happens in the case of an adoption disruption or some other event? Is there adoption disruption insurance to protect us? For years, adoption agencies largely offered one of two answers: There is no insurance, or the money will be rolled over into a different adoption opportunity with the same agency.

But these answers aren’t really pro-family. They don’t give total peace of mind to hopeful parents in the case of an adoption disruption. That’s why American Adoptions launched a better version of adoption disruption insurance that gives families control of their finances, even in the unfortunate case of a disruption.

To learn more about our financial protection program, go to https://www.americanadoptions.com/ado...
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