Birth mother means the biological mother of a child.
Birth mother means a woman who gives birth to a child, including a woman who is the child's genetic mother and including a woman who gives birth to a child of assisted reproduction. "Birth mother" does not include a woman who gives birth pursuant to a gestational agreement.
Birth mother means a woman who gives birth to a child, including a woman
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Note: A consenting Birth mother in a step-parent adoption is not considered an adopting mother.
If this adoption involves a consenting Birth mother in a step-parent adoption, do not complete part 9 of the petition.
Birth mother or where both parents are staff members, the birth mother’s partner, provided he/she is the primary caregiver of the child.
It is interesting to note the connection between more traditional type theory and process-oriented behavioural types.
Ifthis adoption involves a consenting Birth mother in a step-parent adoption, do not complete part 9 of the petition.
More Definitions of Birth mother
Birth mother means a woman, other than a gestational carrier under section 15-11-121, who gives birth to a child of assisted reproduction. The term is not limited to a woman who is the child's genetic mother.
Birth mother means a woman, other than a gestational carrier under section 30.1-04-20, who gives birth to a child of assisted reproduction. The term is not limited to a woman who is the child's genetic mother.
Birth mother means a woman who gives birth to a child pursu-
Birth mother means a woman who gives birth to a child, but does not include a host mother;
Birth mother means the biological mother of an adopted or
Birth mother means the biological mother of an adopted or surrendered person.
Birth mother means the person who gives birth to, or is delivered of, a child, regardless of whether her human reproductive material was used in the child's conception;