Effective January 1, 2005, adults who are not married are entitled
to most of the legal benefits that are afforded married couples. This
is the result of the enactment of the Domestic Partnership Act of 2003
by the California Legislature, which can be found the California Family Code, commencing at section 297. Click here for more information.
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John Harding also publishes the Family Lawyer Tech & Practice blog. A blog space for technology and practice managment musings directed at the family law lawyer. - Georgia Family Law Blog
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- Booking InformationJohn Harding has appeared as an expert commentator for national and regional media including ABC News, Fox News, inTouch Magazine, Contra Costa Newspaper Group, East Bay Business Times, and more. Direct Phone Contact: John Harding Cell Phone: 925-417-2202 ext. 202 Email: jharding@hardinglaw.com Availability * Based in San Francisco Bay Area. * Available for in-studio interviews. * Nationwide availability by arrangement. * Last-minute appearances ok (based on availability).
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