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Blog Posts in August, 2011

How Is It Possible That a Man Is Responsible as a Child's Father Even When Their DNA Is Not a Match?

Posted on Aug 19, 2011 By Randall Malone
Usually when a mother wants a court to determine paternity so she can collect child support , the court will order a DNA test. However, even if the DNA testing says NO, the courts can say YES! In some ...
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SAME-SEX COUPLES GROUP LAUCHES

Posted on Aug 16, 2011 By Sharyn O'Mara
SAME-SEX COUPLES GROUP LAUNCHES Tonight attorneys Lauren Chartan and Jordan Trager are holding the first meeting on LEGAL ISSUES FOR SAME-SEX COUPLES at our office. Thanks to a wonderful article in ...
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New York State's Marriage Equality Act

Posted on Aug 9, 2011 By Lauren Chartan
On June 24, 2011 New York became another one of only a handful of States, within our nation, to recognize the fundamental human right of same-sex couples to marry. For thousands of individuals ...
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