by Wendy Hernandez | Jan 1, 2014 | Podcast, Same Sex Marriage, Uncategorized, Wendy Hernandez Blog
Coming Out, A Lesbian Mom and Lessons in Parenting Episode 18 http://media.blubrry.com/familylawinsider/p/content.blubrry.com/familylawinsider/Say_No_to_Divorce_Litigation_and_Yes_to_Collaborative.mp3 Leave us a 5-star rating and review on iTunes and Stitcher!...
by Wendy Hernandez | Oct 21, 2013 | Child Custody, Legal Decision-Making, Relationships, Same Sex Marriage, Uncategorized
All Or Nothing: AZ Same Sex Couples and Legal Decision Making Over Their Kids Separating Same Sex Couples and Lack of Legal Protection Written by: Stefano Ceroni More and more frequently, our practice is seeing cases involving same-sex couples who are going through...
by Wendy Hernandez | Sep 16, 2013 | Child Custody, Legal Decision-Making, Parenting, Same Sex Marriage
Stepparents “Stepping-up”-Third Party Custody Rights in Arizona Written by: Stefano Ceroni If you are a stepparent who is going through a divorce and you’re looking to “step-up” to stay a central part of your stepchild’s life, fear not! You might have some hidden...
by Wendy Hernandez | Jun 26, 2013 | Child Custody, Parenting, Same Sex Marriage
A New Era for Same-Sex Marriage in Arizona (Part 3) Written by: Tracy Augustin After months of speculation, it is clear that today does mark a new era for same-sex marriage in the country, but maybe not for Arizonans…yet. As discussed in our two-part posting in May of...
by Wendy Hernandez | May 10, 2013 | Same Sex Marriage
A New Era for Same Sex Marriage in Arizona? (Part 2) Written by: Tracy Augustin You may be reading this because you could hardly contain yourself after reading Part I of this blog. But, before you get too excited (one way or the other), you should know that it is...
by Wendy Hernandez | May 9, 2013 | Same Sex Marriage
A New Era for Same Sex Marriage in Arizona? (Part 1) Written by: Tracy Augustin As you may know, same-sex marriage is currently illegal in the state of Arizona. But, we may be entering a new era on that issue. As of January of this year, nine states fully recognize...
