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Originally Posted by JustJo
Hi Melissa,
I hear what you're saying...and my sympathies are with this woman.
However, I can't see her telling the family that she's transgendered within a week of her husband's death.
Seems to me that the only way the husband's family would know this about her is if he told them before his death.
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She had SRS, I believe, two months after they were married. She claims she was honest from the get go, before they were married.
But I am going to say this: That's not the point, in my opinion. Any cis-gendered woman, not legally divorced, would be entitled.
And her assets have been frozen. She is living off of donations.
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And as for Littleton--and no offense, but unless you live here and you are personally battling Littleton, then I don't think you can say it's not entirely indisputable. Dylan went to court to get an "M" on his license, and the judge denied it because of Littleton. Believe me, it's kinda the bible here as far as Texas courts go.
No offense, Sue. It's just one thing to argue that, but it's another thing entirely when it impacts one directly.
And honestly? Back to the family, I am going to default to her story regardless what the family says. She deserves that from me, in my opinion.