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The Pennsylvania Superior Court has ruled that a child's aunt and uncle may obtain primary custody of a child although the father wanted custody for himself. Recently, the court has ruled that third parties have no standing in adoption cases when one natural parent contests the adoption. But Judge Debra Todd emphasized that in this case the best interests of the child embroiled in the custody battle were the most significant factor.
November 16, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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