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WELCOME
TO A LOVING JOURNEY The decision to search for a person from whom you’ve been separated through adoption or other circumstances, is one that is personal and unique to who you are as an individual. Whether it is a birthparent, sibling, child you relinquished to adoptive parents, or any person, who’s absence from your life is leaving a space longing to be filled; you need to work with searchers who are caring and willing to treat your search with sensitivity and confidentiality. We have been involved in support, searching and acted as a confidential intermediary for over 20 years. Over the years we have connected with other searchers and together, have been able to reunite many families. While adoption search is our specialty, we’ve also had success helping clients find other important missing people from their family or life. Whatever your circumstance, we’re here to help. Step parent adoption sometimes hides many secrets that need to be uncovered in order to free all parties from guilt and pain. To play a small part in giving a Mother or Father the peace of mind to know what happened to their child after divorce has been very rewarding to not only them, but also to us as searchers. Although any party can initiate a search, it is the (adult) child that almost always starts a search, since most parents or birth parents feel they have no right, as they were the ones responsible for giving up their baby or child. Our devotion to enabling these reunions stems from personal experience within the adoption triangle. About the Researcher will tell you more... About Searching and How to Prepare will start you on your journey... |
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