Bill Gives NJ Adoptees Much More Access to Info on Birth Parents, Medical History
Bill Gives NJ Adoptees Much More Access to Info on Birth Parents, Medical History (via NJSpotlight)
People who were adopted in New Jersey would get access to their birth records – or, if their birth parents object, to their birth family’s medical history — under a bill heading to Gov. Chris Christie’s desk after a 34-year effort to enact such…
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