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Wabash Ave. , Suite 2000  \nChicago, IL 60611  \nExecutive Director  \nMarlee Honcoop  \nThe Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers is published semiannually as a service to its members by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. The Academy was founded in 1962 “To encourage the study, improve the practice, elevate the standards and advance the cause of matrimonial law, to the end that the welfare of the family and society be preserved.”  \nCopyright© 2026 American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.  \nISSN 0882-6714  \n2025 – 2026 BOARD OF DIRECTORSAND HOUSE OF GOVERNORS  \nBoard of Directors:  \nPresident: Thomas J. Sasser  \nPresident-Elect: Scott M. Mann  \n1st Vice President: Cassandra M. Chin  \n2nd Vice President: Jason Naimi  \n2nd Vice President: Lisa T. Spencer  \n2nd Vice President: Amanda S. Trigg  \n2nd Vice President: Jim Mueller  \nTreasurer: Melissa J. Avery  \nSecretary: Elisha D. Roy  \nImmediate Past President: Laura C. Belleau  \nCounsel (ex officio): Roberta S. Batley  \nParliamentarian (ex officio): Adam Wolff Bylaws & Policy (ex officio): Rebecca Millenbach Journal Editor (ex officio): Dana E. Prescott  \nJournal Editor (ex officio): Andrew Soshnick  \nExecutive Director: Marlee Honcoop  \nHouse of Governors:  \nAlabama Jessica K. Drennan Arizona Kathleen Stillman  \nCalifornia – Northern Joseph Crawford  \nCalifornia – Southern Rob Benavente  \nCentral States (IA, NE, ND, SD) Amie C. Martinez Colorado Jordan Fox  \nConnecticut Paul T. Tusch Florida Laura Davis Smith Georgia Theodore Eittreim Illinois James Quigley Kansas Jeffery N. Lowe Kentucky Mark A. Ogle Maryland Samantha Rodier Massachusetts Jennifer Roman Michigan Keela Johnson  \nMinnesota Samantha J. Gemberling Missouri Allison Lee  \nMountain States (ID, MT, NM, UT, WY) Patricia Kuendig  \nMountain States (ID, MT, NM, UT, WY) (C) Roberta S. Batley  \nNevada Katherine L. Provost New Jersey Carolyn N. Daly New York Judith Poller New York At Large Adam Wolff North Carolina Lori Vitale  \nNortheast States (DE, ME, NH, RI, VT) Laura Ruzzo Reale  \nOhio Julia L. Leveridge Oregon Kimberly A. Quach Pennsylvania Julia L. Swain South Carolina Sandra R. Parise Tennessee (N) Rebecca Byrd  \nTennessee (N) Lisa Gill Texas Natalie Webb  \nTexas (C) Ronique Robinson Virginia Lawrence Vance Washington Brent Bohan  \nWest Virginia (N) At Large Lyne Ranson Wisconsin Donna Ginzl  \niv  \nJournal of the American Academy of  \nMatrimonial Lawyers   \nVolume 38 2026 Number 2  \nThis issue is devoted to:  \nCOHABITATION: LAW AND POLICY  \nCONTENTS  \nArticles:  \nJudicial Reticence, Legislative Inertia, and the Curtailment of Cohabitants’ Rights by Barbara A. Atwood  .............................. 297  \nAn Economic Theory of Cohabitation by Matthew P. Barach  .............................. 333  \nSupporting Children and Adults in Cohabiting Stepfamilies by Naomi R. Cahn and Patricia L. Papernow  .......... 373  \nFamily Law Agreement and the New Gender Bargains by June Carbone and Brian H. Bix  ................... 399  \nWhither “Palimony”? Marvin V. Marvin Fifty Years Later by Dianna Gould-Saltman and Richard Gould-Saltman  .. 439  \nThe Legal Recognition of Multiparent Families: Findings from an Empirical Study by Courtney G. Joslin and Douglas NeJaime  ........... 457  \nThe Promise and Perils of AI in Access to Justice by Randall B. Wilhite  .............................. 507  \nComments:  \nCohabitation: Difficulties in Proving the Relationship by Kendal Nilges  ................................... 543  \nIllicit Relationships, or Life Planning Without Marriage?  \nCohabitation Agreement Enforcement Throughout the United States by Michael Rose  ................................... 561  \nBibliography:  \nCohabitation Law and Policy: An Annotated Bibliography by Allen Rostron  ................................... 577  \nBoard of Editors  \nExecutive Editor  \nPro","cbCaiga7z1m2pwh4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiga7z1m2pwh4","pdf",6867949,324,"English","# Articles\n## Judicial Reticence, Legislative Inertia, and the Curtailment of Cohabitants’ Rights\n## An Economic Theory of Cohabitation\n## Supporting Children and Adults in Cohabiting Stepfamilies\n## Family Law Agreement and the New Gender Bargains\n## Whither “Palimony”? Fifty Years Later\n## The Legal Recognition of Multiparent Families\n## The Promise and Perils of AI in Access to Justice\n# Comments\n## Cohabitation: Difficulties in Proving the Relationship\n## Cohabitation Agreement Enforcement Throughout the United States\n# Bibliography\n## Cohabitation Law and Policy: An Annotated Bibliography","[{\"question\":\"What is the theme of this journal issue?\",\"answer\":\"The issue is devoted to “COHABITATION: LAW AND POLICY,” focusing on how cohabitation is treated across legal frameworks.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of content are included besides research articles?\",\"answer\":\"It includes comments on evidentiary difficulties and agreement enforcement, as well as an annotated bibliography covering cohabitation law and policy.\"},{\"question\":\"Which subject areas are addressed in the article list?\",\"answer\":\"Topics include rights of cohabitants, economic approaches to cohabitation, support in cohabiting stepfamilies, family law agreements and gender bargains, recognition of multiparent families, and AI’s role in access to justice.\"}]","Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers - Volume 38 - Issue 2 | PDF",1789583197,113]