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An unmarried couple who've been caring for a boy for 13 years are not barred by their non-marital status from adopting the child, a New York appellate court ruled Thursday. The unanimous panel reversed the decision of a family court judge who ruled that the couple's common-law relationship disqualified them as eligible adoptive parents under New York's Domestic Relations Law.
May 10, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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