civil unions
The Colorado Civil Union Act, civil unions and relationship recognition in Colorado and the U.S.
They said it’s not as much about the specific legal benefits a civil union will provide as it is the recognition the bill represents – recognition for relationships like Steadman and Misner had, for same-sex couples across the state, and for themselves
The Denver County Clerk and Recorder office is preparing to open at midnight May 1…
After three years of debate, the Colorado Civil Union Act is heading to the governor’s desk after a final vote by the state House of Representatives.
A Colorado Judiciary Committee hearing is underway at the state Capitol. Proponents of the bill have spoken for about two hours. Opponents will begin testifying shortly.
The stakes were high a year ago when the Colorado House Judiciary Committee met to discuss the Colorado Civil Union Act. Now, its mostly smooth sailing.
The Colorado state Senate, without discussion, gave its formal blessing to the Colorado Civil Union Act, 21-14.
For the third time in as many years, the state Senate will debate the Colorado Civil Union Act. The bill is expected to become law May 1.
Jace Woodrum, Phil Nash, Karl Wesley and George Gramer weigh in on this week’s question.
The Colorado Civil Union Act is expected to go into effect May 1. Are you ready for your civil union ceremony? Find out how you can be in less than 16 weeks.
