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I think the judge is right on this. Parenting is an implied and civil choice of living parents. For a child to have govenrment benefits conceived of a deceased donor does not qualify as parenting or accountability.
It was apparent by the More..
Excellent decision.
Okay, here's the problem with the Supreme Court's Ruling: In the course of winding down a decedent's affairs and representing the estate, the surviving spouse steps into the shoes of the deceased to act as a surrogate in all other More..