Because of the many new technologies being developed and the medical advances they have facilitated in the past several decades, science is continually outpacing the law, even in family matters.
When Is a Child a 'Child of'' a Deceased Parent?
These days, questions concerning who may be categorized as a "parent" or who is a certain person's "child" must often be answered in the courts, and those answers can have far-reaching consequences beyond the emotional.
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