The adoptive parent according to the Family Law must meet certain assumptions that include age, status and citizenship, but there are certain preconditions for adoption bans that a potential adoptive parent may not have in order to approach the adoption process. In order for a potential adoptive parent to become an adoptive parent, it is necessary to examine his motivation, stating that adoption should not be seen as mercy or volunteering, but as a primary child upbringing. In the process of assessing the suitability of the adoptive parent, it is most important to emphasize the welfare of the child. The Social Welfare Center must also undertake a series of preparatory actions aimed at identifying the relevant facts that depend on the success of adoption. Therefore, it is necessary to determine the actual and the local authority and take further steps. Among other things, it is also necessary to prepare an adopter personally to prepare the potential adoptive parent for timely preparation for possible adoption. After professional preparation, the Social Welfare Center writes an expert opinion on the suitability and suitability of adoptive adopters based on certain methods. This is assisted by a Register of Potential Adopters. It is also necessary to compile a child report as well as prepare a child and encourage the achievement of mutual relationships before adopting the child. It is necessary to provide assistance and support to the adoptive parents after the adoption, which is also a critical and extremely difficult phase in the initial relationship and the life of the adoptive parent and the child.