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| Kill Yourself: Money-hungry lezbo's |
This bull has pissed me off... I already do not agree with homosexuality, it's against my religion. Before we get into that.. I don't hate gays.. I have lesbian friends and I luv them 2 death.. I just don't agree with their decisions.. just like i wouldn't approve of my best friend being a hoe, my cousin being a drug dealer, my uncle doing drugs... but thats another topic for another day anyway.. read this:
Pennsylvania Court Orders Sperm Donor to Lesbian Couple to Pay Child Support Wednesday, May 09, 2007
E-MAIL STORY PRINTER FRIENDLY VERSION HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania — A sperm donor who helped a lesbian couple conceive two children is liable for child support under a state appellate court ruling that a legal expert believes might be the first of its kind in the U.S.
A Superior Court panel last week ordered a Dauphin County judge to establish how much Carl L. Frampton Jr. would have to pay to the birth mother of the 8-year-old boy and 7-year-old girl.
"I'm unaware of any other state appellate court that has found that a child has, simultaneously, three adults who are financially obligated to the child's support and are also entitled to visitation," said New York Law School professor Arthur S. Leonard, an expert on sexuality and the law.
But Frampton, 60, of Indiana, Pennsylvania, died suddenly of a stroke in March, leaving lawyers involved in the case with different theories about how his death may affect the precedent-setting case.
Jodilynn Jacob, 33, and Jennifer Lee Shultz-Jacob, 48, moved in together as a couple in 1996, and were granted a civil-union license in Vermont in 2002. In addition to conceiving the two children with the help of Frampton — a longtime friend of Shultz-Jacob's — Jacob also adopted her brother's two older children, now 12 and 13
But the women's relationship fell apart, and Jacob and the children moved out of their Dillsburg, Pennsylvania, home in February 2006.
Shortly afterward, a court awarded her about $1,000 a month in support from Shultz-Jacob. Shultz-Jacob later lost an effort to have the court force Frampton to contribute support — a decision that the Superior Court overturned April 30.
Jacob, who now lives in Harrisburg, said Frampton provided some financial support over the years and gradually took a greater interest in the children.
"Part of the decision came down because he was so involved with them," Jacob said Wednesday. "It wasn't that he went to the (sperm) bank and that was it. They called him Papa."
The process was very informal — Jacob was inseminated at home.
In his written opinion requiring Frampton to help pay for the child's support, Superior Court Judge John T.J. Kelly Jr. noted that Frampton spent thousands of dollars on the children, including purchases of toys and clothing.
The children knew he was their biological father, but Frampton opposed the effort to compel support from him.
"We made the argument that, according to Pennsylvania law as it stands, there can really only be two adult individuals that can be held liable for support in a child-custody case," said Frampton's lawyer, Matthew Aaron Smith.
Shultz-Jacob's lawyer, Heather Z. Reynosa, wants Frampton's support obligation to be made retroactive to when Jacob first filed for support. Frampton's Social Security survivor benefits may also help reduce Shultz-Jacob's monthly obligation.
It is unclear how the child-support guidelines, which assume two parents, will be adapted to account for three parents.
"That's what's going to be interesting, because there's not a whole lot of guidance out there," Reynosa said.
The state Supreme Court is currently considering a similar case, in which a sperm donor wants to enforce a promise made by the mother that he would not have to be involved in the child's life. That biological father was ordered to pay $1,520 in monthly support.
About two-thirds of states have adopted versions of the Uniform Parentage Act that can shield sperm donors from being forced to assume parenting responsibilities. Pennsylvania has no such law.
Ummm... I'm sorry but I think this a bunch of BULL... you wanna be a damn lesbian and have your relationship.... get married.. or civilly unioned... whatever. but when your relationship falls apart u want the man who gave u the GIFT of life to pay for the child... PLEASE KILL YOURSELF. Thanks...Labels: Kill Yourself, lesbians, WTF |
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Tuesday, May 22, 2007 |
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| Kill Yourself: Kelz and Omarion... and the rest of the Shoe Overdose |
I get real offended when somebody compares themselves to the late, the great, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. R. Kelly compared himself to MLK... exact words ""I'm the Ali of today. I'm the Marvin Gaye of today. I'm the Bob Marley of today. I'm the Martin Luther King, or all the other greats that have come before us. And a lot of people are starting to realize that now."
You can say Ali, you can say Marvin Gaye, and you can say Bob Marley but don't do Martin...
R. Kelly... for that comment kill yourself... and Beyonce... even though u my girl... For that line "I can do for you what Martin did for the people" and that nappy ass wig/weave u had on the other day please... kill yourself
Now I used to be like a huge B2K fan... stalked them and everything and they could do no wrong in my book... even Omarion (although he was my least fav.) but for this outfit...
 you should KILL YOURSELF!! That's the most homo hoodie i have ever seen...
Anyway... yesterday I knew I forgot some shoes... when I say OverDose on shoes I meant it...sooo here are the rest from Bakers
  
  
  
  
   Labels: About Me, B2K, Kill Yourself, OD, Omarion, R. Kelly, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., shoes |
posted by Coko Mulan @ 11:23 AM  |
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