The ink was barely dry on national news reports just a few days ago chronicling the U.S. Supreme Court's entry into the maelstrom that surrounds gay marriage in the United States when news regarding the same subject took center stage in one state.
Gay marriage tumult continues in wake of Supreme Court announcement
Forsyth County News readers name The Siemon Law Firm 'Best of Forsyth'
With 70,000 votes cast in the poll by readers of the Forsyth County News, The Siemon Law Firm is proud and honored to be named best family law firm.
A year of reckoning for same-sex marriages? SCOTUS to weigh in
Could this be the year -- finally -- when fundamental legal questions relating to same-sex marriage will be definitively resolved by the highest judicial tribunal in the country?
Considerations in the sensitive area of family violence
Here is a preliminary question that might logically be asked at the outset of any discussion regarding domestic violence in Georgia:
The American family: repercussions of curtailed info gathering, Part 2
We noted in our immediately preceding blog post (please see our January 6 entry) the recent news that the U.S. Census Bureau might stop soliciting some family-related information that it currently collects in its nationally distributed Community Survey.
The American family: repercussions of curtailed info gathering
It makes sense that what is known about the American family -- especially information germane to new trends and patterns regarding its composition, diversity, the degree to which opinions relating to marriage and divorce may be changing, and so forth -- is largely dependent upon the compilation and close analysis of family-related data.
