ANSWER EACH QUESTION INDEPENDENTLY.
ANSWER EACH QUESTION THOROUGHLY AND PROVIDE EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT YOUR OPINION WITH CASES THAT AND VIRGINIA LAWS.
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Problem:
Joan and next-door neighbor, John, have an affair during Joan’s marriage to Karl. A child, Matthew, is born who looks a great deal like John. John is very friendly to Matthew, as he is to all of the neighborhood children. Karl is good father to Matthew until he discovers when Matthew is four years old that Matthew cannot be his biological son. In the divorce proceeding, Karl argues that he should not be forced to pay child support. Joan seeks support from Karl or, in the alternative, John. John argues that he should not be forced to pay support because Karl is not only presumed to be the father but acted as Matthew’s father until the fact of Karl’s nonpaternity came to light. How should this be resolved?
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Problem:
The Old Jersey Supreme Court held a traditional surrogacy agreement void as against public policy. It now must decide whether to enforce a gestational surrogacy agreement with facts tracking those in Johnson v. Calvert. What factors militate in favor of holding this agreement void as against public policy and which factors militate in favor of its enforcement?
