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Parentage
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International Law Prof Blog
Reminder of Public Meeting of the U.S. State Department’s Advisory Committee on International Law
The U.S. Department of State will hold a public meeting of the Advisory Committee on Private International Law to discuss international parentage and surrogacy. The meeting will take place on…
Family Law Prof Blog
Parness: “Challenges in Handling Imprecise Parentage Matters”
By Family Law
Jeffrey A. Parness (Northern Illinois University - College of Law) has posted Challenges in Handling Imprecise Parentage Matters, 28 Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers 401 (2015) on SSRN. …
Family Law Prof Blog
Horvath & Ryznar: “Protecting the Parent-Child Relationship”
By Family Law
Kristy Horvath & Margaret Ryznar have just published Protecting the Parent-Child Relationship, George Washington International Law Review, Vol. 47, No. 2, pp. 303-326, 2015. Here is the abstract:In 2014, Japan…
Family Law Prof Blog
Parness: “Parentage Prenups and Midnups”
By Family Law
Jeffrey A. Parness (Northern Illinois University - College of Law) has posted Parentage Prenups and Midnups, Georgia State University Law Review, Vol. 31 (forthcoming 2015) to SSRN. Here is the abstract:In…
Legal Profession Blog
Lack Of Biological Connection No Bar To Parent Status
The New Hampshire Supreme Court has held that a woman whose then-partner had a child through insemination of an anonymous sperm donor had adequately pleaded parentage of the child in…
Family Law Prof Blog
Child May Have Two Legal Mothers Under Nevada’s Uniform Parentage Act
By Family Law
From Justia.com, a case summary of Supreme Court of Nevada's recent case St. Mary v. Damon: After Sha'Kayla St. Mary and Veronica Damon became romantically involved and decided to have a…
Waldlaw Blog
Governor Brown Signs Multi-Parent Bill
By Deborah Wald
Just a few minutes ago, California Governor Jerry Brown signed into law a bill that I have worked on for the past two years, alongside the National Center for Lesbian…
Dallas Divorce Law Blog
Are you my Father?
Although biology is an important aspect of parentage in Texas, it is possible to find yourself in a position where you become the "father" of a child
Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
Kristine Knaplund on Determining Parentage for ART Children Born Abroad
KristineS. Knaplund (Pepperdine University School of Law) has posted What's BloodGot To Do With It? Determining Parentage for ART Children Born Overseas onSSRN. Here is the absract: The UnitedStates has…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Immigration Article of the Day: What’s Blood Got To Do With It? Determining Parentage for ART Children Born Overseas by Kristine S. Knaplund
What's Blood Got To Do With It? Determining Parentage for ART Children Born Overseasby Kristine S. Knaplund Pepperdine University School of LawNovember 1, 2012Pepperdine University Legal Studies Research Paper No.…