This New Jersey plaintiff solicited a donation of sperm from defendant, her former intimate partner [who was married to another woman] in order to conceive a child throughartificial insemination. After the birth of the children, plaintiff filed anapplication for child support, full custody, and for paternity to be established on the record. Plaintiff’s application was granted. Rendon v. Ale, New Jersey Ch. Div., February 7, 2013
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