Stanley-Type Putative Father definition

Stanley-Type Putative Father means a biological father of a child who has never legally established paternity but who has assumed the responsibilities normally associated with parenthood (e.g., has lived with the child, financially supported the child, established significant psychological ties to the child) and has legal standing in the child=s case. A Stanley-Type Putative Father has rights to notice and services equal to those of a legal father. (Stanley vs. Illinois, U.S. Supreme Court).

Related to Stanley-Type Putative Father

  • Putative father means a man who is alleged to be or who claims to be the biological father of a child born to a woman to whom the man is not married at the time of the birth of the child.

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