In Fl, when the bparent rights are termed the baby must be signed over to an agency or lawyer recognized by the state. From there, it is up to the agency (or lawyer) as to what their policy is. Most re-assign their rights to the aparents immediately.
I've heard of some agencies requiring interum foster care in state that have a revocation period, but unless something changed since June 04, rights aren't termed until the bmom is released from the hospital, which is the same time the baby is usually released, so I'm not certain why foster care would come into play.
