Barr v. Bartolo

How courts have described this case

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• declining to apply the presumption of paternity in a case where, although the mother and her husband remained married and had not sought a divorce at the time of the paternity hearing, they had been separated for several years and there was no intact family to preserve
• “[W]hile the parties remain married, there concededly is no intact family to preserve; hence, the [marital] presumption . . . is not applicable.”
• “[W]hile the parties remain married, there concededly is no intact family to preserve; hence, the [marital] presumption . . . is not applicable.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).