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Here’s Why Second-Parent Adoptions Are Still Needed

Even though all states now recognize that married same-sex parents who have children through donor insemination are both parents to their children, a recent New York court decision highlights in detail why second-parent adoptions are still necessary. This is vital reading for all same-sex parents who have not yet done one.

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Listen: Two Dads Share Story of Adoption

Take five minutes today to listen to the story of two dads in Atlanta and how they adopted their son in 1999–with a little help from the community.

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New York Ruling Expands Definition of Parent

In a major ruling today that will benefit same-sex parents, among others, the New York Court of Appeals said that a person who is not related to a child by biology or adoption may still be considered a parent if they and the other parent agreed to have and raise the child together—even if the two adults are not married.

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Summer Read: Love’s Promises

When my spouse and I decided to become parents, the first thing we did, like so many LGBTQ people, was find a lawyer. That’s why I was fascinated with a new book that explores the rich and longstanding relationship between contracts and families.

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