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Strangers to the Blood - Paperback

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by Henry Greenfield (Editor), Jean Demartino (Author)

In a highly controversial and publicized custody case, Jean DeMartino and her husband Nick battled a birth mother who revoked her legal surrender to a prominent New York adoption agency. After personally delivering the child to foster care, the mother changed her mind after the infant girl was already with adoptive parents in a loving home. The birth mother apologized to the court for any trouble her flip-flop caused. The court's decision to return that baby began a legal struggle that traversed the New York then Florida courts and finally the United States Supreme Court. Jean DeMartino, Lenore's adoptive mother, relates heartaches and emotional upheavals a family endures when judges overlook "the best interests of the child."

Number of Pages: 350
Dimensions: 0.73 x 8.5 x 5.51 IN
Publication Date: October 02, 2012
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