Second-parent adoptions, widely used by same-sex couples to form families, were declared legal Monday by the California Supreme Court. The 6-1 ruling legitimizes as many as 20,000 adoptions that had been placed in limbo by a lower court decision and brings California in line with 21 other states that have validated second-parent adoptions.
August 05, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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Second-parent adoptions, widely used by same-sex couples to form families, were declared legal Monday by the California Supreme Court.
The 6-1 ruling legitimizes as many as 20,000 adoptions that had been placed in limbo by a lower court decision and brings California in line with 21 other states that have validated second-parent adoptions.
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