Sec. 3. After March 14, 1988, a court may not base a decision concerning the best interests of a child in any civil action solely on evidence that a surrogate and any other person: (1) entered into a surrogate agreement; or (2) acted in accordance with a surrogate agreement; unless a party proves that the surrogate agreement was entered into through duress, fraud, or misrepresentation. [Pre-1997 Recodification Citation: 31-8-2-3.] IC 31-21 ARTICLE 21. UNIFORM CHILD CUSTODY JURISDICTION ACT Ch. 1. Applicability Ch. 2. Definitions Ch. 3. Procedural Considerations Ch. 4. Communication and Cooperation Between Courts Ch. 5. Jurisdiction Ch. 6. Enforcement Ch. 7. Miscellaneous Provisions IC 31-21-1 Chapter 1. Applicability 31-21-1-1 Inapplicability 31-21-1-2 Child custody determination made by a tribe 31-21-1-3 Child custody determination made by a foreign country
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