McCafferty v. Seven Oaks

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• holding appellant's argument waived because it was not raised in opening brief
• interpreting these four criteria as covering the representation and reliance elements of equitable estoppel in the paternity context
• setting out the elements of equitable estoppel as “(1) representation of a position by conduct or word, (2) reasonable reliance thereon by another party, and (3) resulting prejudice”
• interpreting these four criteria as covering the representation and reliance elements of equitable estoppel in the paternity context

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