Handbuch Familie 2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-19416-1_29-1
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Regenbogenfamilien

Abstract: Regenbogenfamilien stellen eine relativ seltene, aber dennoch vielfältige Familienform dar. Gleichgeschlechtliche Paare leben mit ihren Kindern u. a. in Stieffamilien, Queerfamilien, Inseminationsfamilien, Adoptiv-und Pflegefamilien. Diese Familienformen entsprechen aufgrund ihrer Entstehungsgeschichte, ihrer Zusammensetzung und ihres Familienalltags häufig nicht dem traditionellen und heteronormativ geprägten Bild einer klassischen Kernfamilie. Der sozialen Elternschaft kommt in Regenbogenfamilien eine besond… Show more

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“…8 For instance, German legislation allows for same-sex marriage but does not permit both married partners to be automatically registered as parents of a child that is birthed by one of the said individuals unless the relationship is legally framed as heterosexual. Hence, if the 'female' within a heterosexual couple gives birth to a child, there are no legal hurdles to the 'male' being accepted as a parent (regardless if the individual is cis or trans or if the child is born with the aid of reproductive technologies) (Buschner & Bergold 2017). In other words, in a legally sanctioned 'heterosexual' marriage, the male is automatically the legal father of the child, irrespective of biological 'fatherhood'.…”
Section: A New Legal Materials Turn?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…8 For instance, German legislation allows for same-sex marriage but does not permit both married partners to be automatically registered as parents of a child that is birthed by one of the said individuals unless the relationship is legally framed as heterosexual. Hence, if the 'female' within a heterosexual couple gives birth to a child, there are no legal hurdles to the 'male' being accepted as a parent (regardless if the individual is cis or trans or if the child is born with the aid of reproductive technologies) (Buschner & Bergold 2017). In other words, in a legally sanctioned 'heterosexual' marriage, the male is automatically the legal father of the child, irrespective of biological 'fatherhood'.…”
Section: A New Legal Materials Turn?mentioning
confidence: 99%