DarkFury
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But that is NOT the way the law even works today. Here is a 2 minute video of a man PROVEN not to be the blood parent and STILL is under order to pay support.How is one NON blood parent different the another? You HAVE to take into account peoples greed PLUS lawyers greed.No it is not the same because in MOST cases BOTH parents are blood parents. So your law of equality has made unequal legal standing.In a gay marriage ONE parent is NOT a blood parent. You give them the RIGHT to collect child support from a NON blood parent whats to stop a blood parent from DEMANDING money from a step parent?
That makes zero sense. One parent is either the biological parent or one or both parents adopt a kid. The couple breaks up. The parent that is not biological leaves and that's it.
If one parent has adopted the kid and the other did not and the couple breaks up then the parent that did not adopt the kid leaves and that's it. If both adopt the child and they split up then one pays child support.
Exactly the same.
In order to be just ALL parties must be equal right? So by your argument a blood parent COULD get money out of a step parent.
Because two sets of rules for two different people would be NO different then Jim Crow laws based on race.
No. They can't get money out of a step parent. Nice try.
On a side note.......Be it we disagree I DO thank you for your civility and thought you put into your comments and questions.
And I for one respect that.
Fury
Thank you right back.
If you and your partner have a child and you split up then one of you will pay child support.
If your ex partner marries a person of the same sex then that person is the step parent. If your ex partner marries a person of the opposite sex then that person is the step parent. You didn't stop being a parent. No change.
Adoption is done by one or two individuals. It's a legal document that says that the individual or couple are now considered biological parents and a new birth certificate listing the adoptive parents as the biological parents is issued. Not on the birth certificate? Not paying child support.
No change.
Those legal steps need to be nailed down and I think the group that wants the law should be doing the nailing NOT just anybody to foot the bill. NOT you or I or anybody. That I think is a fair request.