Mollander v. Chiodo

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• finding that prospective adoptive parents stood in loco parentis to child where mother signed consent to adoption—prospective adoptive parents did not lose this status simply because mother revoked consent at a later date.
• finding that prospective adoptive parents stood in loco parentis to child where mother signed consent to adoption— prospective adoptive parents did not lose this status simply because mother revoked consent at a later date.
• finding that prospective adoptive parents stood in loco parentis to child where mother signed consent to adoption — prospective adoptive parents did not lose this status simply because mother revoked consent at a later date.
• finding that prospective adoptive parents stood in loco parentis to child where mother signed consent to adoption — prospective adoptive parents did not lose this status simply because mother revoked consent at a later date.
• held that Superior Court was not bound to follow Rowles nor would the application of Rowles change the outcome of the case
• discussed at greater length infra

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