in loco parentis
| In a parental capacity. |
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| Both FMLA and OFLA specifically allow for "in loco parentis" leave and state that "a legal or biological relationship is not required" for an in loco parentis relationship to exist. The Court held that a step parent who is found to be in loco parentis cannot unilaterally withdraw from the family The court found that Naumoff's in loco parentis status gave her standing to win |
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