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The journey toward equitable rights for transgender individuals continues to face significant challenges. Just recently, the Ohio Supreme Court issued a ruling in the case of a woman, Adelaide, who sought to have her gender marker changed on her birth certificate. The...
Ensuring Parental Rights: What to Know If You Were Married Pre-Obergefell For LGBTQIA+ couples married before the landmark Obergefell v. Hodges decision, securing legal recognition of parental rights is a critical step. This guide outlines key legal considerations and...
Every family should have some foundational legal documents in place. These are especially crucial for LGBTQIA+ families to ensure that all parents—biological or non-biological—and children are protected in various scenarios.
Planning for the future isn’t always easy, especially when it involves scenarios we’d rather not imagine. Yet, taking steps to protect yourself, your loved ones, and your legacy is essential—especially for those in the LGBTQIA+ community. For years, before marriage equality became the law of the land, LGBTQIA+ individuals relied on careful estate and emergency planning to ensure their rights and wishes were honored. Today, these practices remain as vital as ever.
Here’s why estate and emergency planning matters, and how you can take control of your future.