Topic
Parentage
99 published works
New Jersey Family Law
SPRINGFIELD MORRISTOWN WEST ORANGE FORT LEE NEW JERSEY DIVORCE MATRIMONIAL MEDIATION ATTORNEY
The New Jersey Parentage Act's disparate treatment of a husband and an infertile wife when the husband has a child via in vitro fertilization of a gestational carrier does not…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Appellate Division Upholds the Definition of Maternity in the Age of Reproductive Technology
By Eliana Baer
Typically, when people think of a parentage a dispute, it is the father’s paternity which is at issue. However, with emerging science that paradigm is shifting. Specifically, with assisted reproductive…
Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
Yehezkel Margalit on Frozen Embryos and the Establishment of Parentage
Yehezkel Margalit (Bar Ilan University and Gertner Institute for Epidemiology and Health Policy Research) has posted To Be or Not to Be (a Parent)? – Not Precisely the Question; The…
Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
James Dwyer on Parentage Laws and the Rights of Children
James G. Dwyer (William & Mary Law School) has posted A Constitutional Birthright: The State, Parentage, and the Rights of Newborn Persons on SSRN. Here is the abstract: State parentage…
Family Law Prof Blog
How Many Parents?
By Family Law
The Boston Globe ran a nice piece earlier this week on the optimal number of parents for a child, and whether the law should recognize more than two. Read it…
Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
Jeffrey Parness and Zachary Townsend on Paternity Acknowledgments
Jeffrey A. Parness and Zachary Townsend (both of Northern Illinois University College of Law) have posted For Those Not John Edwards: More and Better Paternity Acknowledgments at Birth on SSRN.…
Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
Courtney Joslin on Protecting the Families of Lesbian and Gay Parents Across State Lines
Courtney G. Joslin (UC Davis School of Law) has posted Travel Insurance: Protecting Lesbian and Gay Parent Families Across State Lines on SSRN. Here is the abstract: Until recently, when a…
Family Law Prof Blog
Appleton: “Gender and Parentage: Family Law’s Equality Project in Our Empirical Age”
By Family Law
Susan Frelich Appleton (Washington University School of Law) has posted "Gender and Parentage: Family Law's Equality Project in Our Empirical Age" on SSRN. Here is the abstract:This essay joins the debate…
Family Law Prof Blog
Byrn and Ives: “Which Came First the Parent or the Child?”
By Family Law
Mary Patricia Byrn and Jenni Vainik Ives have posted, ""Which Came First the Parent or the Child?" Rutgers Law Journal (forthcoming), on SSRN. Here is the abstract:From the moment a…
Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
Linda Anderson on the Parentage of Embryos
Linda S. Anderson, (Stetson University College of Law) has posted Redefining 'Parent' - Avoiding the Fatal Flaw in Analysis of Assisted Reproductive Technology Disputes on SSRN. Here is the abstract:…