Settling a dispute between same-sex adoptive parents, a New Jersey judge says one can't be prohibited from moving to a state hostile to gay marriage simply because the other fears impairment of his rights.
October 01, 2012 at 07:09 PM
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Settling a dispute between same-sex adoptive parents, a New Jersey judge says one can’t be prohibited from moving to a state hostile to gay marriage simply because the other fears impairment of his rights.
The Sept. 21 ruling, in A.G. v. R.R., BER-FM-02-2258-09, means that Anthony Galde can move to Georgia over the objections of Richard Rinko, with whom he adopted a child while they were living in New Jersey.
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