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At a minimum, Texas Family Code �160.602(3) confers standing on a man alleging himself to be the biological father of the child in question and seeking an adjudication that he is the father of that child. The issue of the man's status as a donor under �160.702 is to be decided at the merits stage of the litigation rather than as part of the threshold issue of standing.
March 14, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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