A bill that would ease restrictions on same-sex couples with regard to their children, and make it easier for children to have legal relationships with both parents after a divorce is making its way through the Connecticut Legislature.
March 10, 2021 at 05:04 PM
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About 50 family law attorneys in Connecticut had input in drafting the proposed Connecticut Parentage Act, which would make it easier for children who live with same-sex couples to have equal access to both parents after divorce or separation.
It was essential to have the input of family law attorneys involved in the process, attorneys familiar with the bill and its language said.
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