While numerous federal trial courts are overturning statutes banning same-sex marriage, a Texas appellate court recently issued an opinion establishing an individual who has had a ‘sex change’ is eligible to marry a person of the opposite sex.
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UPDATE: Dallas family law attorney Michelle O’Neil will be at the Texas Lawyer newsroom Feb. 25 at 4:00 p.m. to discuss the implications of a recent Texas appellate court decision that allows an individual who has had a sex change to marry a person of the opposite sex. Send questions to @Tex_Lawyer with hashtag #TLsidebar. |
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