In a ruling that expands the definition of "parenthood" in New York, the state Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that the nonmarried, ex-partner of a biological parent may seek custody or visitation rights of children they once agreed to conceive and raise as co-partners with their exes.
August 30, 2016 at 06:04 PM
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ALBANY – The definition of “parenthood” has been expanded in New York.
The state’s highest court ruled Tuesday that the nonmarried, ex-partner of a biological parent may seek custody or visitation rights of children they once agreed to conceive and raise as co-partners with their exes.
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