Adoption in New Hampshire Margaret Hall represents adoptive parents and birth parents in domestic adoptions. After she and her husband adopted two children she became even more devoted to her adoption practice, and has been on the forefront in the number of successful adoptions in New Hampshire. Her clients have praised her in the highest terms and many have adopted more than one child. Her concern and care for her clients has made her very successful at understanding and meeting the needs of adopting parents and birth mothers and other family members involved in the adoption process. She has also been a consultant to many foster families as they transition to adoption. She has been a guardian ad litem over the last 20 years and has represented children through many transitions, especially during difficult family separations. She has served on the boards of local community service organizations. She is a member of the American Academy of Adoption Attorneys. She served on the protocols committee that rewrote the New Hampshire adoption statute. She has been a member of the New Hampshire Open Door Society and has made presentations at many of their annual conferences. She has been a teacher in the Continuing Legal Education programs for the New Hampshire Bar Association. She has been devoted to promoting adoptions in New Hampshire for many years and has helped foster the current climate for adoption in New Hampshire. In 2006, she was awarded the U.S. Congressional Angels in Adoption Award.