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Callahan & Ries on Recent Developments Regarding Same-Sex Marriage in Maryland (PDF)

Callahan & Ries on Recent Developments Regarding Same-Sex Marriage in Maryland (PDF)

In 2012, Maryland joined the ranks of states which have passed legislation permitting same-sex marriage, but there remain many question to be resolved after the change takes effect in January 2013.

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Hon. James Pagones on The Office of Guardian Ad Litem in New York: An Overview with Frequently-Asked Questions (PDF)

Hon. James Pagones on The Office of Guardian Ad Litem in New York: An Overview with Frequently-Asked Questions (PDF)

Judge James D. Pagones, Surrogate of Dutchess County, sets out the history of guardians ad litem and then presents and answers frequently-asked questions about the GAL in Surrogate's Court, Supreme Court, and under the Mental Hygiene Law.

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Invalidating or Repealing DOMA Does Not Guarantee Same-Sex Marriage Immigration (PDF)

Invalidating or Repealing DOMA Does Not Guarantee Same-Sex Marriage Immigration (PDF)

Discusses Obama administration's decision not to argue for the Defense of Marriage Act raises the question of what difference it makes to immigration rights if DOMA is removed from the U.S. Code.

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Kurt Kumli on Graham v. Florida (2009) __ U.S. __130 S. Ct. 2011, 176 L. Ed. 2d 825 and Juvenile Competency in California Delinquency Courts (PDF)

Kurt Kumli on Graham v. Florida (2009) __ U.S. __130 S. Ct. 2011, 176 L. Ed. 2d 825 and Juvenile Competency in California Delinquency Courts (PDF)

California enacted a legislative standard for assessing a minor's competency in juvenile court.

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Marital Agreements - an Alternative to Immediate Divorce? (PDF)

Marital Agreements - an Alternative to Immediate Divorce? (PDF)

Discusses the policy of Massachusetts courts that those involved in family law matters should attempt to reach an agreement rather than litigate.

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