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· 10/15/1959

Rogero v. Allison

Citations

  • 115 So. 2d 415

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that upon conclusion that gestational carrier had no standing to pursue custody, sole custody would vest in biological parent and this Court need not reach challenge to trial court’s award of custody
  • noting that the trial court, without a - 13 - J-A22037-20 request to do so, assessed the validity of the contract
  • holding gestational carrier who did not originally intend to be a parent did not have standing to bring a custody action
  • \Well-settled Pennsylvania law provides that persons other than a child's biological or natural parents are 'third parties' for purposes of custody disputes.\ (citation omitted)
  • “Well-settled Pennsylvania law provides that persons other than a child’s biological or natural parents are ‘third parties’ for purposes of custody disputes.” (citation omitted)
  • “if the entire Surrogacy Contract is void, egg donor could not have ‘signed away her rights by contract.’”

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