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No, it means each parent is held to the same standard once a child is born.
So now a surrogate womb is a parent? OK, just how does that work again?
The people who created the child are legally responsible for it. The child has the right to support from its parents. The only way to get around that is if another party willingly takes on the parent's obligation.
Is the man who played a part in conceiving a child he doesn't want to parent just a sperm donor?
Have you read the thread from the beginning or are you just coming in now to fuck things up?
This.
No answer, so you're trying to misdirect, huh?
I read way better than you.
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No, it means each parent is held to the same standard once a child is born.
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The people who created the child are legally responsible for it. The child has the right to support from its parents. The only way to get around that is if another party willingly takes on the parent's obligation.
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This.
No answer, so you're trying to misdirect, huh?
I read way better than you.