Description: ""Living Apart Together" explores legal protections for families that do not live in the same household"--
Brief description: Cynthia Grant Bowman is the Dorothea S. Clarke Professor of Law at Cornell Law School in Ithaca, New York. She is the author of Living Apart Together: Legal protections for a New Form of Family (NYU Press 2020) and Unmarried Couples, Law, and Public Policy and other books on topics related to family law and feminist jurisprudence.
Review Quotes: "This eminently readable academic book provides the first socio-legal exploration of the Living Apart Together (LAT) phenomenon in the USA and considers what legal status, if any, such new-style families should have within family law. Drawing on recent empirical research, it exposes the likely scale of LAT couples in the US as some 10 per cent of the adult population and carefully reflects upon their similarities and differences to other more traditional family forms. This is an excellent and stimulating work which confirms how the law should be alert to the changing family fabrics of society."--Anne Barlow, Professor of Family Law and Policy, University of Exeter Law School