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	Comments on: Dead daughter, dilatory dad	</title>
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		By: Duqlaw98		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Aside from the obvious moral outrage, there may be an impermissible conflict of interest that would disqualify Mr. Mian as the administrator.  In my state, a parent forfeits his/her rights as a beneficiary if the estate can prove that the parent adandoned the child during the child&#039;s lifetime.  It appears this is such a case.  Therefore, if NY has a similar statute, Mr. Mian as administrator would have to prove that Mr. Mian as the parent abandoned the child.  He would therefore be disqualified.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Aside from the obvious moral outrage, there may be an impermissible conflict of interest that would disqualify Mr. Mian as the administrator.  In my state, a parent forfeits his/her rights as a beneficiary if the estate can prove that the parent adandoned the child during the child&#8217;s lifetime.  It appears this is such a case.  Therefore, if NY has a similar statute, Mr. Mian as administrator would have to prove that Mr. Mian as the parent abandoned the child.  He would therefore be disqualified.</p>
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		By: TC		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hey, blood is thicker than water right?

For sure it&#039;s better he get it than the murdering bitch and bastard that were what?  Raising the child?

I suppose she really should have just been more careful who she had sex with eh?  Suggested a condom?  Oh and from the Feminazis, she should not have had sex with him at all!  Yeah that&#039;s it!

She played, she pandered, now she gets to see the fruits of her labors go to the source of the seed!

Sweet justice?  Maybe, maybe not.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hey, blood is thicker than water right?</p>
<p>For sure it&#8217;s better he get it than the murdering bitch and bastard that were what?  Raising the child?</p>
<p>I suppose she really should have just been more careful who she had sex with eh?  Suggested a condom?  Oh and from the Feminazis, she should not have had sex with him at all!  Yeah that&#8217;s it!</p>
<p>She played, she pandered, now she gets to see the fruits of her labors go to the source of the seed!</p>
<p>Sweet justice?  Maybe, maybe not.</p>
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