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White Florida Couple Awarded Shared Custody of Baby Born to the Wrong Parents
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 16, 2026
What happened
Tiffany Scors and Stephen Mills, a Florida couple who sued a fertility clinic after a baby was born to them but was not their biological child, have been awarded shared custody with the girl’s biological parents. The child, Shay, was born in April 2025, and the couple said they remain committed to loving and raising her while legal issues continue.
- 01A Florida court granted shared custody of baby Shay to two sets of parents.
- 02Tiffany Scors and Stephen Mills sued after their April 2025 daughter was found not biologically theirs.
- 03The couple said they felt a moral duty to locate the biological parents.
- 04Their lawyer said they feared the biological parents could later demand the child.
- 05The fertility clinic said in April it would close and be replaced at the same site.
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