Divorce

The latest far-right chatter is that Melinda Gates has been replaced with a male clone.

She said she’s a “a Christian woman who hates divorce,” but she was constantly writing anti-LGBTQ screeds on Facebook as her marriage broke up.

An Iowa lawmaker that previously called gay people “health risks” now wants you to register your sexuality with the state.

Cyrus was seen kissing a woman soon after announcing their split, but what happened to the happy couple?

He has already moved on to another older man, saying he likes him better because he’s richer, but now he’s adding insult to injury.

“Live like brother and sister,” wrote Archbishop Charles Caput. What about brothers and brothers?

What happens when the biological mother keeps the children and their ex-partners seeks legal standing to see them? Do they have parental rights?

The case stems from the divorce of an opposite-sex couple.

Marriage today is thrust down people’s throats as something that needs to last forever and a day, but both religious forces and the state have historic investments in that fantasy.

Two years after their divorce filing got tangled up in Mississippi’s efforts to prevent same-sex marriage, a judge dissolved the legal union of Lauren Czekala-Chatham and Dana Ann Melancon.