Family Law Practice Group: New Approaches to Family Law

What is on the cutting edge of LGBT family law? Among the topics to be addressed are how do we define “family” and protect same-sex couples and their children who are not in a recognized relationship? Are you familiar with collaborative practice? It offers LGBT clients a way to resolve family formation and dissolution issues without litigation to help them arrive at solutions uniquely suited to their circumstances.


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