If the parent does not know, this is an important homework assignment to being collaborative
coparents.
'Blessed to have sent my child to this school and for us to have been surrounded and supported by friends and
coparents who are now part of our growing spiritual family,' Carlos said of her daughter's school.
Parent, Jones, Forehand, Cuellar, and Shoulberg (2013) investigated the role of
coparents in African American single parent families.
However, Mirror Online understands that the former couple are simply working together as
coparents.
Jacobs, Micah Has One Mommy and One Legal Stranger: Adjudicating Maternity for Nonbiological Lesbian
Coparents, 50 BUFF.
(283) But taking this position does not require that we reject certainty as a value to embrace and prioritize when doing so is compatible with, rather than hostile to, the recognition of
coparents.
Although sympathetic to the constitutional argument, the present analysis is more circumscribed and based on evolving views of the need for cooperation between
coparents who live apart.
In the contemporary cultural climate in which fathers are expected to be equal
coparents (Doherty et al., 1998), much is expected of them.
Lesbian
coparents seem to outperform comparable married heterosexual, biological parents on several measures, even while being denied the substantial privileges of marriage." (16)
Aware of this asymmetry, Victoria invoked the bonds of obligation and reciprocity inherent in compadrazgo (godparentage), an institution of Catholic sponsorship that required compadres (spiritual
coparents) to offer each other assistance and respect.
Jacobs, Applying Intent-Based Parentage Principles to Nonlegal Lesbian
Coparents, 25 N.
Gender and Family Patterns of Lesbian
Coparents," Gender and Society 10 (December 1996): 747-67; M.
The
coparents of these children consisted of the woman's current partner (n = 8), the woman's mother (n = 6), the woman's sister (n = 5), the woman's ex-partner (n = 5), the woman's father (n = 2), or another relative (n = 4).