We can help you with an Intervention adoption plan even if you have a case plan and your parental rights have NOT been terminated. Typically, when DCF offers a case plan you will have one year to finish your plan. If you do not complete the requirements usually parenting classes, substance use treatment, employment, stable housing, adequate income, etc., within the department’s time frame they will terminate your parental rights and place your child for permanent adoption. Most of these instances do not offer the opportunity to have a relationship with your child until after 18 years old. With a private adoption plan, you can decide the type of future relationship you will have with your child. We often find families connected by adoption share in the love for their child.  When a birth parent chooses an adoption plan, the consent to the adoption is signed and then our attorney will intervene, and this is called an “Intervention.”