Family
Continued from P.ige I
vuling housing for families and married mu
pies." Williams said
Domestic partnership contrai ls are not wide
l\ .n i epteil and have not ro.ilh been tested in the
i ourts before said I’eter Swan legal adviser to
the president
"A few counties or municipalities have
passed ordinances to that effect (of recognizing
domestic partnerships).' Swan said It certainly
is not widel\ ai i epteil
Swan said family housing is subject to tin'
landlords and tenants ai t but it is unt lear how
or if the law prohibiting disi rirnin.ition in rent
mg properly applies to the I 'diversity
Natasha. Robert and Itrendon will be able to
stay until the issue is resolved, but il the I Sliver
sity decides against allowing domestic partners to
live in family housing, they will be evicted
Brand said
"We yy 111 take steps so that the slay yy ill be in
effect until fall of next year " Brand said "We
don't yy.inl anyone to suffer w bile yy e re yyorkmg
through this
The discussion administrators are conduit
ing goes beyond the domestic partnership issue
and delves into who has entitlement to I 'Diversity
family housing. Brand said
But for Natasha and Robert, the issue be
loines one of where they yyill live il they are
fori ed to leave their S 1 ai a month apartment
"We just feel like yy e le little kills being told
to get married bei ause we're living in sin Nala
she said "The lai t yye sleep togethei is nobody s
business
Natasha and Robert expressed their desire to
get married mu e they lintsli i ollege and gel then
i areers started
In the meantime they del iiieil to enter into a
domestic agreement to legally define their rela
I Kinship
II you look .it the facts of Robert and Nala
sli.c they are as rnuc h of a family as you i an be.
said Marlene llrescher director of the oflii e ol
student advocacy, who advised Robert and Nala
sha on their situation
Drescher said tenants of Westmoreland and
Amazon have tried Id make provisions for nun
traditional t.imdies to live in lamilx housing pro
\ ulcd tlicv had proof of a sustained relationship
I mversitv housing re|u< ted the proposal and
then adopted the provision of having a marriage
certificate as a requirement to live in the subsi
di/ed housing. I)resi hei said
I here was organized com ern that housing
residents not fraudulentK appear to tie in Innu
lies and that housing administr.ilors not abuse
their disi return in some < ases In allow mg e\< ep
lions as lhe\ have llresi her said
Itresihei said a domeslii agreement is more
spec itu than .1 marriage 1 ertltii ale hei ause it out
lines the obligations ear h person has in the rela
tionship
"lake any other 1 onlrai t this should be a le
galls enforceable, binding agreement, llresi bet
said
I he pi>111 s behind tamils housing is to pro
side housing to accommodate the need ol site
dents living in a Iannis slim tore and it an 1111
tan and incite! live was ol allot ating llus lesoun e
to make it (ontingeut upon .1 marriage 1 ertifi
1 ale ' she said
llehraOgara a law studentiiilheslmleiit .nl
voi ai s off'ii e said the I 'Diversity 1 mild be break
ing up a Iannis it tiles dei ide ag mist rei ogni/ing
domeslii partnerships
Thev re basil alls giving Kobe it and Natasha
three 1 hoii es move out get m.lined 01 Kobeit
mos e out • )gal a said
Natasha and Kobeit said I lies will light tin
eviction in court to lest discrimination laws and
the vnliditv of then domeslii partnership it the
t ’niversits dei ides against them
We re liappv that we got an extension. Na
l.isha said "We're not going to do anything but
tight it We don't have tiiiuls to move right now
The couple presently is living to obtain an
eviction lavvvei loi advice and to represent them
it the t niveisilv undertakes ev ii lion proi edures
"We rr going to lie homeless and that's all
there is to it Natasha said about the Ibliversilv
dei iilmg against allowing domeslii partnerships
111 family housing
I'lt..1.1 l.s M.i i k \ Irll
Rohrri Inrhrr .mil \.il.isli.i Hr.nh . shown hrrr with hn 2
yr.ir-olil son \,ilh.m. I.n r rxittinn il I hr I ni\rrsil\ hoosini;
tin nlrs ,n:umsl .illimnn; thrill to li\r in t.unih housing
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