Family
May 8, 2008
'Good Faith' Partnerships Recognized
In an opinion that attorneys called a significant boon for California domestic partners, a state appeals court Tuesday held that a a couple is entitled to all rights and responsibilities of a legal domestic partnership if they aren't officially registered, as long as they have a "reasonable, good faith" belief that the agreement was valid.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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In an opinion that attorneys called a significant boon for California domestic partners, a state appeals court Tuesday held that a a couple is entitled to all rights and responsibilities of a legal domestic partnership if they aren't officially registered, as long as they have a "reasonable, good faith" belief that the agreement was valid...
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