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By Odin.Jassik 2013-01-04 11:02:12  
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Fyi, this is far from the first case like this. The reason he is still liable is because child support is the right of the child, not the parent, and nobody can sign away another persons rights. California set precedent about ten years ago by forcing a fertility clinic to release donor records.

Actually you can sign away your parental rights with sperm donation. Especially in a state with so many same-sex couples pursuing families.

Also when did CA force a clinic to release donor records I've never heard/read about that.

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this isn't true.
Thank you.

Support of the parent is a child's right, not the parent, and yes, they did force the release, one man was considered liable for multiple children.
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By Bahamut.Baconwrap 2013-01-04 11:03:32  
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Support of the parent is a child's right, not the parent, and yes, they did force the release, one man was considered liable for multiple children.

Citation or didn't happen.

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California statutes insulate sperm donor fathers from having to pay child support.
Trabolsi and Associates. On my way to the gym that's first source I could find. But yah CA protects sperm donors from having to pay child support.
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By Caitsith.Zahrah 2013-01-04 11:04:54  
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I just assumed they would file separately. I know you have the "additional sources of income" part...Hold on...The last part is what I'm wondering, but I need to mull this over for a minute. I can't even think right now TBH.

Can we get an accountant in here?

Well they have to file separately their state doesn't recognize them as a couple. However, just because you file separately doesn't mean one doesn't have to report additional sources of income

They could easily be lying and doing tax/government assistance-fraud. However, I would think with media scrutiny they wouldn't be that stupid.

This is bringing about so many more question than what I initially had in mind.

I would assume it would be the same as having a live-in BF. You can't claim their wages/salary.

If you have a dependent either or can claim the child despite marital status. So, since the biological father gave up his paternal rights but still holds fiscal responsibility for the child (for some bizarre reason), couldn't that be a claim to having a dependent? We all know this is basically spitting on his giving up his paternal rights. Hypocritical of the state of Kansas.

So many questions from this story. I have no idea where to begin.
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By Bahamut.Baconwrap 2013-01-04 11:09:33  
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I would assume it would be the same as having a live-in BF. You can't claim their wages/salary.
If you've been living together for X years and he could be considered your common-law-husband then I suppose? I dunno that's something to take up with the person who handles your taxes lol

In this scenario though, I'd imagine they could get away with reporting the additional income for taxes, but maybe not for gov assistance. Since they are technically both supporting the child- assuming they have jobs! lol
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By Fenrir.Sylow 2013-01-04 11:19:14  
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Americans should really just stop having so many children.
US birthrate is on the decline...

Best post of 2013.
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By Caitsith.Zahrah 2013-01-04 11:20:21  
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I would assume it would be the same as having a live-in BF. You can't claim their wages/salary.
If you've been living together for X years and he could be considered your common-law-husband then I suppose? I dunno that's something to take up with the person who handles your taxes lol

In this scenario though, I'd imagine they could get away with reporting the additional income for taxes, but maybe not for gov assistance. Since they are technically both supporting the child- assuming they have jobs! lol

Not talking about me. :/ I just don't know what else to compare it to.

Just wondering how I can make the questions that I have in regards to the article somewhat palatable and comprehensible on here.

Ugh...I'll just remain confused for a few.
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By Lakshmi.Aelius 2013-01-04 11:21:20  
They should have read the laws or didn't swap information. Then all this would have been avoided.
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By Bahamut.Baconwrap 2013-01-04 11:22:39  
EDIT: As for the taxes I'm basing this based on my own personal taxes. Kansas probably has their own state tax laws/regulations etc so who knows how its applicable. Generally speaking though additional income rules differ from taxes and gov assistance programs since those are two different entities.

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They should have read the laws or didn't swap information. Then all this would have been avoided.

I know this hasn't been brought up yet. But many lesbian couples, I feel, have this Jones status pressure to yield children, more-so than gay men I would argue.

I think there is a lot of pressure on lesbians to produce an offspring to show people that they are able to function as a family, particular in 2013. Gay culture perpetuates bachelorhood versus lesbian culture really perpetuates family and marriage imo.

BTW i'm not defending their actions whatsoever, just trying to understand them somewhat.
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By Caitsith.Zahrah 2013-01-04 11:29:19  
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I'm basing this based on my own personal taxes. Kansas probably has their own state tax laws/regulations etc so who knows how its applicable. Generally speaking though additional income rules differ from taxes and gov assistance programs since those are two different entities.

This was something else I was mulling over. States make people claim government subsidies and child support on the succeeding year's taxes, and how would this be translated over to a person who is paying for a dependent who is not a dependent?

IDK. *** Kansas! Confusion over.

EDIT: I'm not going to stroll up to Jackson-Hewitt this year, throw down my ***, and say, "Hey! So, I read this article, I've got a bunch of silly, superfluous questions that are a complete waste of your time. Answer me!" LOL!
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By Bismarck.Ramyrez 2013-01-04 11:43:01  
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EDIT: As for the taxes I'm basing this based on my own personal taxes. Kansas probably has their own state tax laws/regulations etc so who knows how its applicable. Generally speaking though additional income rules differ from taxes and gov assistance programs since those are two different entities.
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They should have read the laws or didn't swap information. Then all this would have been avoided.
I know this hasn't been brought up yet. But many lesbian couples, I feel, have this Jones status pressure to yield children, more-so than gay men I would argue. I think there is a lot of pressure on lesbians to produce an offspring to show people that they are able to function as a family, particular in 2013. Gay culture perpetuates bachelorhood versus lesbian culture really perpetuates family and marriage imo. BTW i'm not defending their actions whatsoever, just trying to understand them somewhat.

Tell them to buck up and live their lives how they want to without caving to anyone's else's image of what they SHOULD be doing (ie: motherhood, families) OR have children because they WANT them.

My wife and I get ***all the time from coworkers and family members about not having kids. Not their business. We dislike the very concept of having children. We're in no way ready for them or desiring them. Maybe that will change in the future. But for now, we make our decisions and we're not going to ruin our own lives (and the child's!) by having kids.

Understand the concept all you want, but having a child to fulfill someone's else's image of what you should be is every bit as bad as having children just for the welfare check they bring into the house.

Children should be wanted and loved by parents who can afford -- in the physical, financial, educational and emotional senses -- to raise them. If these are not met, then having children is a disservice to the child, to yourself and to the society you expect to eventually deal with them in one way or another.
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By Bahamut.Genevie 2013-01-04 11:50:10  
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Moral of the story is, you shouldn't be bustin' nuts in cups and giving it to Lesbian couples.
Bust Onions instead >.>
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By Odin.Jassik 2013-01-04 12:11:14  
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Support of the parent is a child's right, not the parent, and yes, they did force the release, one man was considered liable for multiple children.

Citation or didn't happen.

Also,
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California statutes insulate sperm donor fathers from having to pay child support.
Trabolsi and Associates. On my way to the gym that's first source I could find. But yah CA protects sperm donors from having to pay child support.

A little further research i found this statute is a result of the instances of a known donor being liable since prior laws required donor anonymity to get around support being the child's right, not the parent's.

To bad Kansas is in the dark ages, these kinds of lawsuits only makes it more difficult and expensive for infertile couples to have children and is a major slap in the face to gay rights.
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By Bahamut.Baconwrap 2013-01-04 12:30:38  
@ramyrez: you said it "your wife and i". You can't compare the social implications of a heterosexual couple vs a lesbian one. Last time i checked the validity of your marriage and ability to foster children isn't scrutinized by the general pubic.
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By NoobozaurusRex 2013-01-04 12:35:44  
Fenrir.Sylow said: »
Lakshmi.Flavin said: »
Fenrir.Sylow said: »
Americans should really just stop having so many children.
US birthrate is on the decline...

Best post of 2013.

Meh, only four days in, that's not saying much.
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By Ragnarok.Nausi 2013-01-04 12:37:13  
This is "legal" extortion plan and simple. Some laws are pretty stupid. Hows that saying go "Legislate in haste repent at leisure". What a joke this lesbian couple is, he should sue them for custody.
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By NoobozaurusRex 2013-01-04 12:39:04  
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This is "legal" extortion plan and simple. Some laws are pretty stupid. Hows that saying go "Legislate in haste repent at leisure". What a joke this lesbian couple is, he should sue them for custody.

I must agree. It's only fair that if one tries to rape you using the sad state our legal system is in, then it's only fair you do your best to rape them first/back.
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By Jetackuu 2013-01-04 12:39:22  
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This is "legal" extortion plan and simple. Some laws are pretty stupid. Hows that saying go "Legislate in haste repent at leisure". What a joke this lesbian couple is, he should sue them for custody.

you need to learn how to read the facts...
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By Bismarck.Iso 2013-01-04 12:55:20  
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So, is there only one employed member of the household? Since the daughter is legally recognized as only the biological mother's and not her partner's...If it was a dual-income family beforehand (filing taxes separately), would she be receiving the benefits of a single-mother in a single-income household because of taxes purposes, along with The Sperminator's contribution, plus the income of her "wife"? (Something tells me I might not be wording this correctly.)
Well when you do all that paperwork it usually asks you for additional sources of income. It definitely asks you for additional income on your taxes. So even if they both aren't recognized as the biological parents/wife-and-wife, they still have to report additional sources of income. Of course they could totally be lying on their taxes and government assistance forms.
My bet is on lyin , as do most white trash in this country. All while sucking off my taxes....
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By ScaevolaBahamut 2013-01-04 13:00:03  
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I am STRONGLY against people having children they cannot afford. Therefore, in this case, I agree if they needed public assistance, they shouldn't have had the child. But based on the concepts that "everyone" (Christian majority sitting on their *** watching American Idol, etc.) feels that every American has a God-given right to children, and furthering this concept by saying that every American has at least a potential legitimate claim to public assistance as needed, I think we can all agree that the terms of the contract to which they agreed is legitimate.
What would be your final solution then for someone deemed unworthy to have children that actually gets pregnant? Should they be deemed unworthy beforehand and have forced sterilization or should we wait til pregnancy, dehumanize their unborn child and just force an abortion? social welfare + bad economy = more government dependancy

i guess if you told me that somebody advocating eugenics was what is was going to take for me to finally agree with amandarius on something, i wouldn't have been greatly shiocked
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By Fenrir.Sylow 2013-01-04 13:03:02  
Ragnarok.Nausi said: »
This is "legal" extortion plan and simple. Some laws are pretty stupid. Hows that saying go "Legislate in haste repent at leisure". What a joke this lesbian couple is, he should sue them for custody.

Why? Then he'd have to pay more than $200/month.

It's not like the lesbian couple is trying to get money out of him, the state is trying to force him to pay child support they're not asking for (from the donor, anyway).

The more you post the less it seems you actually are capable of understanding anything more complicated than THEM GOOD, THEM BAD.
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By Ragnarok.Nausi 2013-01-04 13:03:32  
Jetackuu said: »
Ragnarok.Nausi said: »
This is "legal" extortion plan and simple. Some laws are pretty stupid. Hows that saying go "Legislate in haste repent at leisure". What a joke this lesbian couple is, he should sue them for custody.

you need to learn how to read the facts...

Can't we go back to the middle ground Jet? It was eerily comfortable between us for a while...

Also wat? Was tongue in cheek sir!
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By Alexander.Sumo 2013-01-04 13:06:22  
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Ragnarok.Nausi said: »
This is "legal" extortion plan and simple. Some laws are pretty stupid. Hows that saying go "Legislate in haste repent at leisure". What a joke this lesbian couple is, he should sue them for custody.

I must agree. It's only fair that if one tries to rape you using the sad state our legal system is in, then it's only fair you do your best to rape them first/back.

Correct me if I missed something, but aren't the lesbian couple and the sperm donor on the same side? I thought it was just the state that is trying to go after the guy.
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By Jetackuu 2013-01-04 13:08:34  
Ragnarok.Nausi said: »
Jetackuu said: »
Ragnarok.Nausi said: »
This is "legal" extortion plan and simple. Some laws are pretty stupid. Hows that saying go "Legislate in haste repent at leisure". What a joke this lesbian couple is, he should sue them for custody.

you need to learn how to read the facts...

Can't we go back to the middle ground Jet? It was eerily comfortable between us for a while...

Also wat? Was tongue in cheek sir!

because the couple aren't the ones trying to get money from him.
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By Carbuncle.Skulloneix 2013-01-04 13:08:49  
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Correct me if I missed something, but aren't the lesbian couple and the sperm donor on the same side? I thought it was just the state that is trying to go after the guy.
You are correct.
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By Ragnarok.Nausi 2013-01-04 13:10:27  
Jetackuu said: »
Ragnarok.Nausi said: »
Jetackuu said: »
Ragnarok.Nausi said: »
This is "legal" extortion plan and simple. Some laws are pretty stupid. Hows that saying go "Legislate in haste repent at leisure". What a joke this lesbian couple is, he should sue them for custody.

you need to learn how to read the facts...

Can't we go back to the middle ground Jet? It was eerily comfortable between us for a while...

Also wat? Was tongue in cheek sir!

because the couple aren't the ones trying to get money from him.
Hat tip to you then... I AM guilty of headline reading only, in this case.

EDIT: However Does this now mean that the people at DCFS now believe that a sperm is now the equivalent of a child?
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By Jetackuu 2013-01-04 13:22:10  
Ragnarok.Nausi said: »
Jetackuu said: »
Ragnarok.Nausi said: »
Jetackuu said: »
Ragnarok.Nausi said: »
This is "legal" extortion plan and simple. Some laws are pretty stupid. Hows that saying go "Legislate in haste repent at leisure". What a joke this lesbian couple is, he should sue them for custody.

you need to learn how to read the facts...

Can't we go back to the middle ground Jet? It was eerily comfortable between us for a while...

Also wat? Was tongue in cheek sir!

because the couple aren't the ones trying to get money from him.
Hat tip to you then... I AM guilty of headline reading only, in this case.

EDIT: However Does this now mean that the people at DCFS now believe that a sperm is now the equivalent of a child?

In Kansas, they probably do.
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By Ragnarok.Ashman 2013-01-04 13:23:53  
I think realistically this was a case of the bilogical mother listed the guy as the biological father for birth records regardless of his writing off paternal rights.

The state presumably said "wait a minute... why are you collecting aid before pursuing child support?".

The media sensationalized the *** out of it to justify their existance. If the article was "white heterosexual biological father forced to pay child support, to alleviate federal aid of family unit raising child" no one would *** read past the headline.

First they draw you in with "sperm donor" leading you to believe this hapless *** jizzed in a cup and is now being blindsided. Then the couple makes the statement "we believe this is politically motivated". I bet you do.... If the state mailed me a letter saying they suspected I was being fraudulent with my money I'd love to cry victim too.

Someone please find me what the other woman does for a living. If I'm wrong I'll happily admit it but until then I'm going to assume "gainfully employed and happily filing otherwise to *** the system".
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By Bismarck.Ramyrez 2013-01-04 13:28:57  
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@ramyrez: you said it "your wife and i". You can't compare the social implications of a heterosexual couple vs a lesbian one. Last time i checked the validity of your marriage and ability to foster children isn't scrutinized by the general pubic.

I can't...? I think it's perfectly valid to scrutinize anyone who's BRINGING A CHILD INTO THE WORLD who is doing so just for the sake of keeping up appearances or fulfilling some social obligation.

Their sexuality doesn't play into it.
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By Bismarck.Ramyrez 2013-01-04 13:43:36  
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Phoenix.Amandarius said: »
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I am STRONGLY against people having children they cannot afford. Therefore, in this case, I agree if they needed public assistance, they shouldn't have had the child. But based on the concepts that "everyone" (Christian majority sitting on their *** watching American Idol, etc.) feels that every American has a God-given right to children, and furthering this concept by saying that every American has at least a potential legitimate claim to public assistance as needed, I think we can all agree that the terms of the contract to which they agreed is legitimate.
What would be your final solution then for someone deemed unworthy to have children that actually gets pregnant? Should they be deemed unworthy beforehand and have forced sterilization or should we wait til pregnancy, dehumanize their unborn child and just force an abortion? social welfare + bad economy = more government dependancy
i guess if you told me that somebody advocating eugenics was what is was going to take for me to finally agree with amandarius on something, i wouldn't have been greatly shiocked

I cannot discuss what I do for a living. But rest assured. I get to see some of the worst in people. Frankly you really don't want me sharing it anyhow. It'd sour your weekend thinking too much about it.

While "eugenics" isn't a term I like using...I can't really come up with another word that wouldn't simply be a euphimism. Some way of applying the same criteria to giving birth that applies to those looking to adopt would go a long, long way is all I'm saying. I don't have all the answers. I wish I did.
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By Ragnarok.Nausi 2013-01-04 14:02:39  
Jetackuu said: »
Ragnarok.Nausi said: »
Jetackuu said: »
Ragnarok.Nausi said: »
Jetackuu said: »
Ragnarok.Nausi said: »
This is "legal" extortion plan and simple. Some laws are pretty stupid. Hows that saying go "Legislate in haste repent at leisure". What a joke this lesbian couple is, he should sue them for custody.

you need to learn how to read the facts...

Can't we go back to the middle ground Jet? It was eerily comfortable between us for a while...

Also wat? Was tongue in cheek sir!

because the couple aren't the ones trying to get money from him.
Hat tip to you then... I AM guilty of headline reading only, in this case.

EDIT: However Does this now mean that the people at DCFS now believe that a sperm is now the equivalent of a child?

In Kansas, they probably do.

Mah... I bet 90% or more of the people in similar departments across the country are all pro-choice. Something smells fishy...
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