A nonbiological, nonadoptive parent has the legal status of a parent, and thus has standing to pursue custody of a subject child, if it is shown by clear and convincing evidence that the petitioner "agreed with the biological parent of the child to conceive and raise the child as co-parents" (Matter of Brooke S.B. v Elizabeth A.C.C.,
Here, clear and convincing evidence presented at the hearing, including...
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