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the upa is silent as to who is the proper party in the event the putative father dies in reed v liszewski 873 sw2d 942

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Citation Sample: The UPA is silent as to who is the proper party in the event the putative father dies. In Reed v. Liszewski, 873 S.W.2d 942
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Kelli Richie, a minor, by and through her Next Friend, Corrine Laususe, Plaintiff-Appellant/Cross-Respondent, v. Michael Laususe and Denise Brown, Defendants/Respondents, and Valiere Laususe, Individually and Next Friend for Ashley Laususe, Movant-Intervenor/Cross-Appellant.

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Citation: The UPA is silent as to who is the proper party in the event the putative father dies. In Reed v. Liszewski, 873 S.W.2d 942