In 2017, a Florida woman had a daughter under a sperm donor agreement, and a man later named the child in his will; after his death, an October 21 court upheld denial of the child's claim to his Florida home
- Under the sperm donor agreement, the mother was the child's only intended legal parent.
- (AI image)A Florida appeals court on Wednesday,upheld an earlier decision denying a young girl's claim to a house owned by a deceased man who had named her in his will.
- The case involved Melissa Azrack, who gave birth to the girl in 2017, and Malcolm Dorman, who died in March 2021.
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- Under the sperm donor agreement, the mother was the child's only intended legal parent.
- (AI image)A Florida appeals court on Wednesday,upheld an earlier decision denying a young girl's claim to a house owned by a deceased man who had named her in his will.
- The case involved Melissa Azrack, who gave birth to the girl in 2017, and Malcolm Dorman, who died in March 2021.
Sources: Times of India