Co-parent definition
Co-parent means another adult in your home that is related to your qualifying child through birth or adoption.
Co-parent means an individual who is the current or former partner in civil union or the current or former spouse of a natural parent or person treated in State law as a legal parent of a child conceived through the use of assisted reproduction and born during the civil union or marriage, and who may not be a biological parent of that child. The term “co-parent” shall refer to either a natural parent or a person treated in State law as a legal parent of the child, the current or former partner in civil union or the current or former spouse of the natural parent or person treated in State law as a legal parent, or both, provided that both individuals are named on the child’s birth certificate as parents and a court has issued an order of parentage pursuant to the provisions of section 3 of P.L. , c. (C. ) (pending before the Legislature as this bill). “Co-parent” shall not include an intended parent pursuant to the “New Jersey Gestational Carrier Agreement Act,” P.L.2018, c.18 (C.9:17-60 et al.).
Co-parent means an individual who is the current or former
More Definitions of Co-parent
Co-parent means the person you have invited to use your Parent Account in accordance with this Agreement.
Co-parent means, in relation to a child, the biological father of the child who was previously in a domestic relationship with the biological mother or the biological father of a child raised by a lesbian couple, or the male or female adoptive parent who was previously in a relationship with the child’s primary caregiver.