1. Lois and Clark have been married for seven years. Six months ago, they had been living apart and were considering a dissolution of their marriage. During that six-month period, Lois became pregnant. Clark does not want to be declared the baby's father. He says he has not had intercourse with Lois for more than one year. Who is legally considered the father of Lois's child? Will Clark be able to successfully challenge his paternity in a Nebraska court? Why or Why not? Explain fully

2. Susan and Jill, a lesbian couple, had lived together for approximately 10 years in Nebraska. They decided a child would make their happiness complete. Together, they chose a sperm donor to inseminate Jill. Both women attended Lamaze class and bought baby furniture, clothes and toys in preparation for their child's birth. Approximately nine months later, a son, Mark, was born. After the birth, the couple sent out birth announcements with both women's fingerprints on them and threw a baby shower in honor of Mark. It was decided that Susan would stay home to care for Mark while Jill worked. This summer Susan and Jill got married. Will Susan need to adopt mark? Why or Why not? Explain fully?

3. Michelle is a 22-year-old college student. She was adopted as an infant in 1999 and now wants to discover the identity of her natural parents. What, if any, information, will Michelle be entitled to? Will Michelle be allowed to obtain the medical history of her biological parents? Will Michelle be allowed to obtain identifying information about her biological parents? Does her adoptive parent have any say here? Explain fully, if your answer, assume Nebraska law governs.

3 questions. According to Familly Law, William P. Statsky Sixth Edition

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