Tyler and Gabe, a gay couple in a long-term committed relationship, have a son together and recently decided to "split-up." Tyler, the biological parent of their son, will retain primary custody of their son

As a same-sex couple, what issue may create complications, once the couple "splits-up?"

a. As a single dad, Tyler may loose custody of their son.
b. Child support from Gabe is not legally mandated and will not be enforced by the courts.
c. Studies show that same-sex couples are more likely than straight couples to have tumultuous breakups, likely having a negative impact on the children involved caught in the middle of a breakup.
d. Studies show that same-sex couples are less likely than straight couples to keep the other parent involved in their children's lives once a breakup has occurred.


ANS: B

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