Out Utah legislator urges no recognition suits

Cal. events renew talk of Pa. amendment
Same-sex marriages in California has renewed talk of amending the Pennsylvania Constitution to ban recognition of same-sex marriages.
Cal. recognition roundup
A variety of news reports surrounding the first same-sex marriages in California have touched on the issue of interstate recognition.
NY ambivalence about recognition
Updated on Monday, June 16, 2008 at 06:16PM by
Stephen Clark

Groups warn against recognition lawsuits
Major gay-rights organizations have issued a memorandum advising non-resident same-sex couples who marry in California to avoid seeking recognition elsewhere through litigation.
Cal. couples face resistance elsewhere
California same-sex couples who marry will face resistance to recognition of their marriages when they travel out-of-state, the San Jose Mercury News has advised.
Divorce and other complications

12,000 N.Y. couples to wed in Cal.?

A gay think-tank estimates that 12,000 New York same-sex couples will get married in California in the next three years.
Va. voids, not dissolves, Vt. civil union

A Virginia trial court has voided, not dissolved, the civil union that two Virginia women formalized in Vermont in 2002.
Va. S. Ct. avoids Vt. custody dispute
The Virginia Supreme Court has avoided further adjudication of an interstate custody dispute involving former parties to a Vermont civil union.



