Posted on 07/30/2013 2:27:27 PM PDT by Olog-hai
Colorados first recognized same-sex divorce is final.
Supporters of Colorados civil unions law say the court ruling means gay couples married in other states can legally terminate their relationships here without uprooting their lives.
Juli Yim and Lorelei Jones wed in Massachusetts in 2009, where same-sex marriage is legal.
Colorado is one of several states that treat gay and straight couples the same in almost every respect through civil unions or domestic partnerships. Gay couples are not allowed to marry in Colorado but can get divorced under state statute.
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And they said it wouldn’t last.
They were right.
The journalist might as well claim that a toaster had divorced an elm tree: If they can’t be married, then they can’t be divorced.
Like this is such a surprise? the only reason these people wanted gay marriage in the first place was so that they could destroy the institution.
No such thing as homo marriage, you cannot change the definition of a word without destroying the validity of contracts.
Look what happened to the word regulated....
The judge just couldn’t figure out how to screw the husband since there wasn’t one.
2009-2013...I am surprised that they aren’t shorter than the Kardashian wedding. They have about the same morals.
Well. well well.
Welcome to wonderful world of Divorce!
May the side with the best lawyer royally screw the other.
Great example of:
Be careful of what you ask for, you just may get it!
They were never married anyway
And the Lawyers win again.
Yim looks like a twelve-year old boy.
Wait!
—divorce is a sin.
Is that what real lesbians look like? < /S >
real ones are fatter.
“Terminated their relationship without uprooting their lives” said no divorced father in MA ever!
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