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Coppock on Tennessee Adoption Law with Forms and Statutes, Sixth Edition with CD-ROM

Coppock on Tennessee Adoption Law with Forms and Statutes, Sixth Edition with CD-ROM

Widely acclaimed for providing specific, matter-of-fact guidance.


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Publisher :Michie
Format: Softbound with CD-ROM , BOOK

ISBN: 9781422460535

2011
 
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    The Tennessee adoption code is generally regarded as complex and difficult to interpret. Coppock on Tennessee Adoption Law bridges the gap between the code and actual practice, covering the nuts-and-bolts of adoption law as well as related topics including:

    • Abandonment
    • Grandparent visitation
    • Open records law and indigents
    • Right to counsel

    Written by a practitioner for practitioners, this user-friendly guide has been widely acclaimed for providing specific, matter-of-fact guidance. The included CD-ROM gives you added convenience, flexibility and portability with electronic searches, the ability to copy and paste into your documents, electronic forms to save you valuable time drafting clients' documents, and more.

    "Coppock on Tennessee Adoption Law is easy to read, authoritative, and chock full of helpful commentary. It contains all of the reference material an adoption attorney would need. For attorneys handling adoptions, whether experienced or not, the book is highly recommended....The adoption practitioner will not need to stray from this book very often, if at all."

    --Tennessee Bar Journal, May 2004

    CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTION
    § A. What Is Adoption?
    § B. Who May Adopt?
    § C. Who May Be Adopted?

    CHAPTER II. TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS
    § A. Whose Rights Must Be Terminated?
    § B. Voluntary Termination Of Parental Rights
    § C. Involuntary Termination Of Parental Rights
    § D. Contested Adoptions
    § E. Termination Of Parental Rights When No Adoption Is Anticipated
    § F. Child Support Obligation Following Termination
    § G. Reinstatement Of Parental Rights

    CHAPTER III. ADOPTION PETITION
    § A. Jurisdiction And Venue
    § B. Interstate Compact On The Placement Of Children (ICPC)
    § C. Interstate Adoptions -- Full Faith And Credit
    § D. Petition For Adoption
    § E. Home Study Requirements -- Types And Timing
    § F. Supervision
    § G. Putative Father Registry
    § H. Order Of Reference
    § I. Guardianship
    § J. Payment And Disclosure Of Expenses
    § K. Finalization And Finality
    § L. Birth Certificate And Social Security Number

    CHAPTER IV. INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT
    Indian Child Welfare Act

    CHAPTER V. POST ADOPTION CONTACT
    § A. Open Adoption
    § B. Grandparent Visitation

    CHAPTER VI. DISRUPTED AND WRONGFUL ADOPTIONS
    § A. Disrupted Adoptions
    § B. Agency's Liability For Failure To Disclose Social And Medical History

    CHAPTER VII. FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS
    § A. Federal Tax Credit For Adoptions
    § B. Employer Provided Adoption Assistance
    § C. Effects Of Adoption On Inheritance
    § D. Social Security Benefits
    § E. Health Insurance
    § F. Family Leave

    CHAPTER VIII. TYPES OF ADOPTION WITH CHECKLISTS
    § A. Step Parent Or Relative Adoption
    § B. Agency Or Department Of Children's Services Adoption
    § C. Intercountry Adoption
    § D. Intercountry Readoption And Recognition Of Foreign Adoptions
    § E. Independent Adoption
    § F. Adult Adoptions

    CHAPTER IX. ACCESS TO ADOPTION RECORDS
    § A. Old Information
    § B. Non-Identifying Information
    § C. Medical Updates
    § D. Identifying Information
    § E. The Final Order Of Adoption
    § F. Contact Veto Registration
    § G. Penalties For Violation
    § H. Birth Certificates, Court Records And Agency Records
    § I. Judicial Access
    § J. Role Of Attorneys

    CHAPTER X. ASSISTED REPRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
    § A. "Embryo Adoption"
    § B. Contracts
    § C. Expenses
    § D. The Birth Certificate

    TENNESSEE ADOPTION LAW
    Tennessee Code Annotated
    Rules Of Civil Procedure
    Rules Of The Supreme Court Of The State Of Tennessee
    United States Code Service
    Department Of Children's Services Administrative Policies And Procedures

    APPENDIX

     

    S. Dawn Coppock


    S. Dawn Coppock is a Sole Practitioner based in Strawberry Plains, Tennessee. Her practice emphasizes adoption law, including the representation of both birth parents and adoptive parents in independent, agency, interstate, state agency, international, and relative adoptions, adoption record searches, contested adoptions, adoption appeals, and adoption subsidy disputes. Ms. Coppock received her J.D. from the Marshall-Wythe School of Law at the College of William and Mary, and her B.S. from Carson-Newman College. Prior to opening her current practice in 1993, Ms. Coppock practiced with the Knoxville law firm of Rainwater, Humble & Vowell. Ms. Coppock is a member of the American Academy of Adoption Attorneys, and of the Family Law Section and Adoption Committee of the American Bar Association (ABA), and is the Legislative Coordinator for the local chapter of the North American Counsel on Adoptable Children. A member of the Knoxville and Tennessee bars, as well as of the ABA, Ms. Coppock is a frequent media source and speaker at CLE and public information seminars on the subject of adoption. Ms. Coppock was included in the Business Tennessee Best Lawyers List for 2004.

     

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