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    Woman Seeks to Intervene in Sperm Donor Case

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    By KMAN Staff on February 27, 2013 State News

    TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) A Topeka woman is seeking the right to co-parent a child at the center of a sperm donor child support case.

    The Topeka Capital-Journal reports Angela Bauer cited a first-of-its-kind Kansas Supreme Court decision in seeking Wednesday to intervene in the child support case. The court ruled Friday that the non-biological mother of children in a same-sex relationship can have the same parental rights as the biological mother.

    Bauer and her former partner advertised for a sperm donor on Craigslist. The donor says he signed a contract waiving his parental rights and responsibilities.

    But because no doctor was involved in the artificial insemination, the state sought to hold him financially responsible for the child born to Bauer’s former partner when the women split and the former partner sought public assistance.

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