Court Cases

Minor Plaintiffs and their parents challenge HB 68, Ohio's ban on gender affirming care for minors.

The passage of this law by inclusion in the budget bill violates Ohio’s “single-subject” rule. In addition, the law is unconstitutionally vague.

Ohio lags behind other states in denying legal standing to unmarried, non-biological parents. Many states have abandoned biological interpretations of “parent” in shared parenting statutes, while others have adopted “de-facto parent” doctrines to allow same-sex couples to establish parentage claims.

We successfully sued over the Ohio Department of Health's policy of not allowing gender marker changes on Ohio birth certificates. Trans people born in Ohio can now get a birth certificate correction with a judge's order.