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Protecting Children in Nontraditional Families: Second Parent Adoptions in Washington
Most adults take for granted their right, through marriage and adoption, to legally protect their relationship with children. A substantial segment of adults, however, cannot take this right for granted. In some states these individuals are denied the right to have a legal relationship with their p
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