Some news website wrote:Harrisburg, VA) - Carl L. Frampton Jr. helped a lesbian couple conceive two children. The couple, Jodilynn Jacob and Jennifer Lee Schultz-Jacob began a relationship and eventually had a civil union in Vermont in 2002. Jodilynn Jacob adopted two children that Schultz-Jacob had previously
Dead Sperm Donor Ordered to Pay Child Support
and the couple decided they would like to have more.

Frampton, a friend of the couple decided he would like to help them out, and he did. Two children were conceived at home for the couple. In 2006, the once happy couple decided to split, with Jacob moving out with all four children. The pair went to court to decide which woman should pay child support to whom. It was decided that Schultz-Jacob should pay Jacob $1000 a month, but Schultz-Jacob did not think this was fair and decided to try her hand in something else.

She later went to court and argued that the father, Carl L. Frampton Jr. should have to pay child support. She lost this round, while the Superior Court overturned the ruling. The matter was even more complicated due to Frampton's relationship with the children. He frequently became involved in their lives and frequently helped with their care, even contributing some money for the care of the two children he fathered.

That fact however would prove useful, as that fact largely encouraged the court's ruling. Carl L. Frampton Jr. would indeed have to pay child support. What is the only problem with this ruling? Carl Frampton is dead.

Carl L Frampton Jr. died suddenly in March of a stroke. His estate lawyers are baffled as how exactly to proceed with this ruling.

Superior Court Judge John T.J. Kelly Jr. stated in a written ruling that Frampton contributed thousands of dollars to the children's care. He even said that the children knew that he was their biological father. They even attended his funeral. He sees this as a variant as to how the support court sees him, it's as if he played a minimal role in their lives, when in fact, he played a rather large one. This is a large factor in the decision of this case.