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        Troxel Revisited: A New Approach to Third Party Childcare 

        Parness, Jeffrey A. (2015)
        In 2000 in Troxel v. Granville, four United States Supreme Court justices determined that the “liberty interests of parents in the care, custody, and control of their children” generally foreclose states from compelling ...
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        Parentage Law (R)Evolution: The Key Questions 

        Parness, Jeffrey A. (2013)
        American state parentage laws have evolved significantly in the past half century in response to changes in both reproductive technologies and human conduct. Yet further evolution, if not a revolution, seems inevitable. ...
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        Constitutional Constraints on Second Parent Laws 

        Parness, Jeffrey A. (2014)
        American state parentage laws have traditionally required biological or adoptive ties and no more than two parents for any one child at any one time. Biological ties were demonstrated by giving birth or sperm. Adoptive ...
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        Survey of Illinois Law: Stepparent Childcare 

        Parness, Jeffrey A. (2014)
        In Illinois, the “liberty interests of parents” are reflected in the “superior rights doctrine,” which holds, as elsewhere, that parents have superior rights regarding the care of their children. This doctrine is necessitated ...
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        State Lawmaking on Federal Constitutional Childcare Parents: More Principled Allocations of Powers and More Rational Distinctions 

        Parness, Jeffrey A. (2017)
        Unlike other federal constitutional rightsholders, a parent with the federal constitutional right to exercise “care, custody, and control” over a child is defined by state lawmakers. While federal constitutional childcare ...
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        Formal Declarations of Intended Childcare Parentage 

        Parness, Jeffrey A. (2017)
        Legal parentage for childcare purposes under American state laws is significantly and rapidly expanding, with the new norms growing increasingly imprecise. No longer is childcare parentage, that is, parentage carrying the ...
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        Choosing Among Imprecise American State Parentage Laws 

        Parness, Jeffrey A. (2015)
        Not too long ago American state laws chiefly designated parentage at precise moments in time. One became a parent upon giving birth; upon having one’s spouse give birth; upon formal adoption; upon completion of a birth ...
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        Challenges in Handling Imprecise Parentage Matters 

        Parness, Jeffrey A. (2015)
        Legal parentage under American state laws is significantly and rapidly evolving. And, it is increasingly imprecise. No longer is legal parentage only defined at precise moments in time or for particular conduct, as by ...
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        Expanded Stepparent and Grandparent Third-Party Childcare in Illinois 

        Parness, Jeffrey A. (2015)
        Recognizing the need for reforms involving, inter alia, parental and third-party childcare interests, the Illinois General Assembly created a study committee, resulting in several proposed amendments to the Illinois Parentage ...
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        De Facto Parent and Nonparent Child Support Orders 

        Parness, Jeffrey A.; Timko, Matthew L. (2018)
        For ever so long U.S. state laws have recognized the federal constitutional right to “care, custody and control” of a child vested in the opposite sex married couple who bore the child of sex or in any formal adoptive ...
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