No actually. The link I provided to the states laws map says as long as the person is over 18, the consent comes from the person. The parents don’t have to be dead.
Yes ok- just didn’t look. Sorry.
mvpel’s post on “common technique” in Kansas just really threw me.
Excuse me for being rational! This is so very strange.
I’d call it “craven” to sever relations w/ biological parents for tax purposes! Is all Kansas suggesting its not such a bad thing? Strikes me as a very murky thing, a violation of natural law.
Well so aren’t pre-nups, surrogate moms and embryonic stem cells.
Not suggesting this device is anywhere near so serious, but I wouldn’t do it. I don’t want to debate it so I’m not including Mr P. This is very new to me, obviously.