biological parent

The most recent development came on July 22, when a state appeals court ruled in favor of the Massachusetts woman after a trial judge determined the biological parents were unfit to care for the child.

Knowing those facts, the biological parents still went before a judge and granted the intended mother guardianship of the baby.

The biological parents alleged the intended mother was unfit to care for the child, according to court documents.

Reached by The Post, attorneys for both biological parents declined to comment.

This allows a non-biological parent to be listed as a child’s legal parent even without being married to one of the child’s biological parents.