A Bucks County judge’s decision to award primary custody of twin boys to the nonbiological parent half of a lesbian ex-couple should be affirmed, a Lambda Legal attorney argued before a Superior Court panel in Philadelphia last week.
In Jones v. Boring, the partner who was the biological mother – she was artificially inseminated after the couple had been together for a number of years – had originally been given primary physical custody, and her ex was granted partial physical custody and ordered to pay child support. The boys were 4 when the couple split.
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