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Celebrity wedding planner David Tutera has come under fire this week after his soon-to-be ex-husband alleged Tutera is a sex addict and uses prostitutes.

A court in Israel made a historic move this week by granting a divorce to a gay couple. Currently, the country has yet to legalize gay marriage but does recognize same-sex marriages performed overseas.

A lesbian couple that tied the knot shortly after New York recognized marriage equality last summer is the first same-sex couple to file for divorce in the state.

After marrying last September in New York, a few months after the state ceremoniously legalized same-sex marriage, a couple living in Ohio asked a judge to grant them a divorce.

At least one official in the Lone Star State is so dead-set against same-sex families being allowed to marry that he’s even unwilling to see one lesbian couple granted a divorce, lest that be taken as a validation of a marriage by declaring it legally ended.

Gay couples legally married in other states cannot get a divorce in Texas, where same-sex marriage is banned, a state appeals court ruled Tuesday.

A lawyer for a Dallas man trying to divorce the man he married in Massachusetts told a Texas appeals court Wednesday that his client is entitled to a divorce because he had a valid marriage.

When Angelique Naylor filed for divorce, she was left fighting both the woman she married in Massachusetts and the state of Texas.

Although marriage equality was recently quashed by the New York state senate, the state’s courts may dissolve civil unions granted in other jurisdictions, an Appellate Court has ruled.

The case of a married couple who relocated to Texas and then split up has led to intervention by the Lone Star State’s attorney general, who says that the women cannot seek a divorce in his state, where the law puts marriage out of reach of gay and lesbian families.