Abstract
Advances in reproductive technologies and a greater social acceptance of same- sex relationships have resulted in increasing numbers of lesbian couples conceiving and raising families. But when these relationships fail, state courts are faced with the difficult problem of determining which partner constitutes a "parent" for purposes of support and visitation. This article provides a comparative analysis of the different approaches of various state courts to this vexing problem and suggests a model that states might adopt via a modification of the Uniform Parentage Act.
Recommended Citation
John G. New,
"Aren't You Lucky You Have Two Mamas?" Redefining Parenthood in Light of Evolving Reproductive Technologies and Social Change,
81
Chi.-Kent L. Rev.
773
(2006).
Available at:
https://scholarship.kentlaw.iit.edu/cklawreview/vol81/iss2/17
