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Equal Protection, Postmortem Conception, and IntestacyKristine S. KnaplundPepperdine University School of Law 2005 Kansas Law Review, Vol. 53, 2005 Abstract: This article discusses three issues that arise involving postmortem conception (PMC), inheritance, and the unintended consequences of the law such as it was in 2005: (1) the financial incentives to having a PMC child, (2) varying state laws on whether a PMC child can prove paternity and inherit from the father, and (3) constitutional issues that may arise if the PMC child is precluded from establishing paternity. It also proposes a solution in line with the purposes of the Social Security survivor provisions and of inheritance.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 32 Keywords: PMC, postmortem, conception, parent, parentage, Social Security, benefit, survivor, gametes, constitutional, paternity, inheritance, inherit, beneficiary Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: November 30, 2011Suggested CitationContact Information
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