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maxymyllyn, who is in law school! Everything below this sentence was written by him.
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I am writing an article called polyamory and the law today. Basically, I am writing about how polyamory (previously called by its various and sometimes insulting nicknames) as a growing lifestyle, can function within the current structure of laws today federally, on a state level and locally. It's designed to be a primer for attorneys who have polyamorous clients and where they should go and what resources they should utilize to assist them with their day-to-day legal activities. And I need your help.
I need to get stories, legal issues, and information from people. Specifically, I'm writing about situations in which you felt that the law was not accommodating, and how you were able to work around it or within it. The more specific you are, the better.
Please email your stories to me at polylawarticle@gmail.com. Also, include contact information (phone, chat, etc.) in case I have questions. All information will be kept confidential and all situations (if described in the article) will have the names and places changes and/or redacted.
Areas I'm looking for:
Assets:
Real estate ownership
Condo ownership
Rental agreements
Commercial ownership (business and land)
Bank accounts, Investments, Wills
Government benefits (including food stamps, social security, welfare recipients, disability recipients, etc.)
Medical
Medical Care proxy
Patient visitation
Insurance
Medical, Life, etc
Children
Education
Divorce
Custody
Maternity
Paternity
Asset distribution (undoing all or some of the above)
Also, information that your attorney's advised you of that you feel comfortable sharing would be most helpful. Please share this with anyone you think can help.
Remember to be as specific as possible about the legal proceedings, instruments used, advice and rulings you received. Email me at polylawarticle@gmail.com
Thanks again,
maxymyllyn
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I am writing an article called polyamory and the law today. Basically, I am writing about how polyamory (previously called by its various and sometimes insulting nicknames) as a growing lifestyle, can function within the current structure of laws today federally, on a state level and locally. It's designed to be a primer for attorneys who have polyamorous clients and where they should go and what resources they should utilize to assist them with their day-to-day legal activities. And I need your help.
I need to get stories, legal issues, and information from people. Specifically, I'm writing about situations in which you felt that the law was not accommodating, and how you were able to work around it or within it. The more specific you are, the better.
Please email your stories to me at polylawarticle@gmail.com. Also, include contact information (phone, chat, etc.) in case I have questions. All information will be kept confidential and all situations (if described in the article) will have the names and places changes and/or redacted.
Areas I'm looking for:
Assets:
Real estate ownership
Condo ownership
Rental agreements
Commercial ownership (business and land)
Bank accounts, Investments, Wills
Government benefits (including food stamps, social security, welfare recipients, disability recipients, etc.)
Medical
Medical Care proxy
Patient visitation
Insurance
Medical, Life, etc
Children
Education
Divorce
Custody
Maternity
Paternity
Asset distribution (undoing all or some of the above)
Also, information that your attorney's advised you of that you feel comfortable sharing would be most helpful. Please share this with anyone you think can help.
Remember to be as specific as possible about the legal proceedings, instruments used, advice and rulings you received. Email me at polylawarticle@gmail.com
Thanks again,
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As a Canadian, I doubt I would be of much help on input.
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