Cohabiting Couples – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Married versus Gay Parenting

By Peter Ould Posted on May 28, 2008 Posted in Sexuality, UK Politics, Wholeness 33 Comments Tagged with Behavior Problems, Children Of Divorce, Cohabiting Couples, Comparison Group, Controversial Findings, Couple Families, Early Pregnancy, Emotional Problems, Gay Parenting, Heterosexual Parents, Lesbian Parents, Lord Winston, Male Couples, Married Couple, Performance Behavior, Poor Outcomes, Same Sex Couples, Same Sex Parents, School Performance, Sex Couple

Here’s some controversial findings from a large study published in the States in 2003. Same-sex couple families The 2000 Census revealed that out of 5.5 million cohabiting couples, about 11 percent were same-sex couples—with slightly more male couples than female. …

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Sisters, Inheritance and Civil Partnerships

By Peter Ould Posted on May 3, 2008 Posted in Civil Partnerships, Inheritance Tax, Primates Meeting, UK Politics 10 Comments Tagged with Bedroom Property, Civil Partnerships, Cohabiting Couples, Equal Footing, European Court Of Human Rights, Gay And Lesbian Couples, Gay Couples, Homosexuals, Inheritance Law, Inheritance Laws, Inheritance Tax Law, Inheritance Tax Laws, Marlborough, Married Couples, National Governments, Partnership Act, Right Decision, Strasbourg, Sybil, Two Women, Unfair Discrimination, Wilts

You’ll have seen the story in the past few days that the European Court of Human Rights ruled against a couple of elderly sisters who wanted to have the same inheritance tax rights as two women in a Civil Partnership. …

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