OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled Friday that children in the state conceived through artificial insemination after the death of a parent cannot receive Social Security survivor benefits.

The court’s decision Friday came in the case of an Omaha woman, Melissa Amen, whose daughter was conceived through artificial insemination about a week after the 2006 death of her husband and the child’s biological father, Josh Amen.