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Originally Posted by Abbe
I appreciate the information. He had anger issues and he was arrested but not convicted. He's since gone through anger management therapy and he's a different person, he's made a 180, it's a very positive change. We both come from very stable backgrounds and we would be great parents, but I don't think we'll be able to pass a home study.Thank you.
Abbe
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You never know unless you ask. Call a local adoption agency. If he wasn't convicted and has received treatment, then he might be approved. The agency will probably require a counseling session or a letter from his former counselor stating that his issues were dealt with. If it was domestic violence, it could be a serious issue with an adoption agency even if there was no conviction. In some domestic violence cases the victim doesn't want to press charges or testify against the abuser. So, even without a conviction or trial, the adoption agency may be concerned.
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