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Mississippi state judge refuses to allow same-sex married couple to divorce December 3, By Thomaston A judge in Mississippi state court has refused to allow a lesbian couple to divorce. The state doesn’t recognize same-sex marriages or divorces, due to a state law and constitutional amendment that bans it. According to reports, the judge seemed to believe he had no choice but to rule against granting the divorce: Czekala-Chatham, who filed for the divorce in in north Mississippi’s DeSoto County, said in a telephone interview Monday that the judge seemed sympathetic and that she plans to appeal the ruling. Czekala-Chatham, a 51-year-old credit analyst and mother of two teenage sons from an earlier straight marriage, said she was “a little bit disappointed.” “I would have liked to have had the divorce, but either way he ruled, it was going to be appealed,” she said. Democrat Attorney General Hood’s office had argued that Mississippi can’t a divorce in a marriage it doesn’t recognize. Hood’s office said in a motion to intervene on Nov. 15 that Mississippi “has no obligation to give effect to California laws that are contrary to Mississippi’s expressly stated public policy.” Czekala-Chatham’s lawyer, Hisaw, said Desoto County Chancery Judge Lundy said he felt that “his hands were tied” by Mississippi law. The report notes that the couple could get divorced in California, where they were married. But even then, Mississippi wouldn’t recognize their divorce. The ACLU points out the disruptive effects of non-recognition of marriage and divorce across state lines: CONTINUES FULL STORY:

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