Month: December 2018
How Bisexuality Helps Secure Sex Discrimination Protections
You may have heard the phrase, “if you’re queer, you can get married one day and fired from your job the next.” It’s a catchy talking point, but it’s actually not true. It is not the case that, in the United States, LGBT people can legally get married one day and fired the next. Why not? Not just because many […]
Norma Barnes-Euresti
The opportunity to make a difference in a positive way is the best thing about a career in law for Norma Barnes-Euresti, a current board member of the LGBT Bar Foundation. “I see work as a ‘calling’ and not just a job,” she says. “We must always ask ourselves, how can I best serve?” This […]
What Polyamorous & Multi-Parent Families Should Do to Protect their Rights
We hope you enjoy this latest installment of the LGBT Family Law Institute’s Blog. This piece is written by Diana Adams (pictured above). In early 2019, Diana Adams will be launching a new legal nonprofit to serve polyamorous families, multi-parent families, LGBTQ families, and other families of choice. To receive a notice about the launch of this project […]