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Date: Mon, Jun 23, 2014 at 1:07 PM
Subject: A Healthy Respect for a 'Complicated' Family
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 I'm Covered Stories: A Healthy Respect for a 'Complicated' FamilyPosted June 23, 2014 Daryn DeZengotita, a self-employed social media strategist, was grateful that Celia Barshop's employer, a small nonprofit in Dallas, offered health insurance to domestic partners, but it came at a high cost to the two women. Besides the expensive premium, it gnawed on Daryn that the benefit was taxed because under Texas law– even though Daryn and Celia have been together for 16 years and had adopted two brothers out of foster care – same-sex marriages are not legal. Health insurance benefits for legally married couples are not taxed. Read More: A Healthy Respect for a 'Complicated' Family
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