Law Commons^™

Cohabitation Worldwide Today, Margaret Ryznar, Anna Stępień-Sporek

Georgia State University Law Review

Despite the increase in cohabitation around the world, legal responses to it remain limited, particularly in the last several years. Yet, there are universal issues at the end of a cohabitation, particularly related to property division. This article will survey the recent legal developments on the property consequences of cohabitation in both the United States and Poland, drawing on comparative lessons to suggest future developments in this area of law.

Having An Affair May Shorten Your Life: The Ashley Madison Suicides, Sakinah N. Jones

Georgia State University Law Review

Ashley Madison is an online dating service originally designed for people in committed relationships who want to cheat on their partners. In 2015, the website claimed to be “100% discreet.” Ashley Madison’s FAQs promised that its users would never compromise their “safety, privacy or security” and would never have to reveal their identities unless they chose to.

Ashley Madison’s concept attracted over forty million ostensibly anonymous members to its site. In July 2015, a group calling itself The Impact Team (Impact) hacked into Ashley Madison’s parent company, Avid Life Media, Inc. (Avid Life), breaching its security walls and reaching directly …

The Trammel Court's Hasty Rejection Of Jerry Maguire's View Of Marriage, Louis W. Hensler

Georgia State University Law Review

No abstract provided.

Constitution Of The State Of Georgia Defense Of Marriage Act: Amend The Constitution Of The State Of Georgia To Provide That Georgia Shall Recognize As Marriage Only The Union Of A Man And A Woman; Provide For Submission Of This Amendment For Ratification Or Rejection; And For Other Purposes, Shannon Alexander, Heather Schafer

Georgia State University Law Review

Defense of Marriage Act: Amend the Constitution of the State of Georgia to Provide That Georgia Shall Recognize as Marriage Only the Union of a Man and a Woman; Provide for Submission of This Amendment for Ratification or Rejection; and for Other Purposes

Domestic Relations Marriage Generally: Remove The Requirement For Premarital Testing For Syphilis Prior To The Issuance Of A Marriage License, Fuller Judith

Georgia State University Law Review

The Act removes the requirement for premarital blood testing when applying for a marriage license.