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L.F. v. Breit
No. 120158Supreme Court of Virginia
120158 L.F. v. Breit 01/10/2013 Code §§ 20-158(A)(3) and 32.1-257(D) do not bar an unmarried, biological father from establishing legal parentage of his child conceived through assisted conception, pursuant to…
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120158 L.F. v. Breit 01/10/2013 Code §§ 20-158(A)(3) and 32.1-257(D) do not bar an unmarried, biological father from establishing…
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120158 L.F. v. Breit 01/10/2013 Code §§ 20-158(A)(3) and 32.1-257(D) do not bar an unmarried, biological father from establishing legal parentage of his child conceived through assisted conception, pursuant to a voluntary written agreement as authorized by Code § 20-49.1(B)(2). The General Assembly did not intend to divest individuals of the ability to establish parentage solely due to marital status, where, as here, the biological mother and sperm donor were known to each other, lived together as a couple, jointly assumed rights and responsibilities, and voluntarily executed a statutorily prescribed acknowledgement of paternity. The judgment of the Court of Appeals reversing the circuit co…
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