J.R.W. Ex Rel. Jemerson v. Watterson

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• there were no persuasive grounds for treating mother’s ex-husband as anything other than child’s natural father where the ex-husband married mother when child was four months old and lived with him as a parent until he was five years old
• “The standing requirement assures that litigation will be actively and vigorously contested, as plaintiffs must demonstrate a personal stake in the litigation’s outcome and must show they have sustained, . . . a direct injury as a result of the defendant’s conduct”

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