A divided New Jersey Supreme Court on Wednesday kept the playing field unlevel for infertile women and men seeking parental rights to children born from surrogacy arrangements.
October 24, 2012 at 06:07 PM
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A divided New Jersey Supreme Court on Wednesday kept the playing field unlevel for infertile women and men seeking parental rights to children born from surrogacy arrangements.
A 3-3 impasse in Matter of the Parentage of a Child by T.J.S. and A.L.S., A-130-10, lets stand a lower-court ruling that parental rights do not vest in the wife of a man who sired a child through an anonymous egg donor, which was carried by an unrelated surrogate.
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