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A lesbian custody battle presents a novel issue for the court, in that both women -- by nature of their unique pregnancy arrangement -- are related biologically to the children. One woman's lawyer, Jill Hersh, argues that her client entered into the arrangement with the full understanding she would be a parent, too. But the other woman's lawyer, Diana Richmond (above), says they are bound by the contract she signed in waiving adoption rights.
November 17, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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