Tajinder Singh

We won that case, by the way.

And they had to drag us out from underneath the bed because we got around and got in the house.

Then they took us to Scotts Bluff and put us in a foster home.

One-third?

Nobody connected the dots.

Forget about it.

A national law is needed.

So this is going back to South Carolina and to the state Supreme Court and

And a counsel at the law firm Goldstein and Russell, which practices before the Supreme Court.

And then they'll probably push the case down to their lower courts to make further decisions about whether the father has standing to object to the adoption and assuming he doesn't after this decision, you know, whether the adoption can just become finalized.

Salangel Maldonado, Joseph M. Lynch, professor of law, Seton Hall University School of Law.