Hillsborough Domestic Partner Registry Talk Resurfaces, Sinks
Instead of a registry, the commission is considering making legal documents affording some rights more readily available to residents.
Carrollwood and Northdale residents living together in committed relationships without the bonds of marriage tying them together won’t be able to join a registry that affords them some rights to make decisions for each other. The Hillsborough County Commission, instead, has decided to make it easier for same-sex and other unwed couples to file the legal papers needed to afford them some decision-making rights. The idea to create a packet of legal documents that reflect laws already on the books in regard to medical surrogacy and other major life decisions was brought up by Commissioner Al Higginbotham during the commission’s March 20 meeting. Higginbotham wants the county to create a packet of documents for residents to easily access …
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David Hardingham
4:32 pm on Saturday, January 26, 2013
yes Hillsborough has grown as Pinellas has little room to left but we had the swamps, marshes and parries which turned into new Tampa and when Teco cleaned up there horrible coal plant in south Tampa that grayed the sky and put a layer after layer of toxic soot on everything make the area much nice so Brandon’s growth went into that area as well as the forests and farms of Valrico. With all that … more ›