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Naomi Cahn

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UVA Law School Professor, co-author of Finding our Families (2013) and Marriage Markets (2014)
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Trump’s hypocritical new website for moms does more harm than good

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By Sonia M. Suter, Naomi Cahn
| The Hill Verified
Opinion>Opinions - Healthcare The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The Hill by Sonia Suter and Naomi Cahn, opinion contributors - 05/28/26 10:30 AM ET Link copied by Sonia Suter and Naomi Cahn, opinion contributors - 05/28/26 10:30 AM ET Link copied FILE – A pregnant woman stands for a portrait in Dallas, May 18, 2023. (AP Photo/LM Otero, File) On May 10 — Mother’s Day — the Trump administration rolled out Moms.gov.
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Opinion - Trump’s hypocritical new website for moms does more harm than good

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By Sonia M. Suter, Naomi Cahn
| Yahoo Verified
On May 10 — Mother’s Day — the Trump administration rolled out Moms.gov. The site claims to help “mothers and fathers who face difficult or unexpected pregnancies,” while also protecting mothers and promoting healthy American families.
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Why Michael Jackson’s daughter, Paris, won’t stop ‘til she gets enough from his estate

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By Reid Kress Weisbord, Naomi Cahn
| Japan Today Verified
When Michael Jackson died in 2009, his fairly straightforward 5-page will left everything he owned to a family trust – an estate planning technique for giving away property that allows for privacy. The trust benefits Jackson’s three children and his mother, but nearly two decades later, Jackson’s estate, now worth an estimated $2 billion, still hasn’t been fully distributed to the trust.
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