The Oklahoma courts have ruled that a same-sex parent, who was not the parent who actually had the child but did assist in raising the child, did not actually have any standing or rights to see the child.\u00a0 Oklahoma states that in order to have a legally protected interest for parentage, meaning to be able to have custody or visitation with the child, a person must be the mother of the child, the man whose paternity of the child is to be adjudicated, or a representative authorized by law.\u00a0 Without a parenting plan or arrangement, the same-sex parent who was not the biological parent is not allowed any parenting time, visitation, or any custody.\u00a0 If you are in need of a parenting plan or arrangement, contact our office at 816-524-4949.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Oklahoma courts have ruled that a same-sex parent, who was not the parent who actually had the child but did assist in raising the child, did not actually have any standing or rights to see the child.\u00a0 Oklahoma states … Continue reading