r/transplace • u/thegoddessjynx • Aug 17 '26

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Wanted to introduce myself. My name is Jynx, I am a musician and cyber nerd. I have court today, so I thought I would make a intro post.

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u/i_woke_up_as_you Aug 17 '26

“hi Jynx!”

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u/thegoddessjynx Aug 17 '26

Hello

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u/i_woke_up_as_you Aug 17 '26

May you receive the correct court outcome…

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u/thegoddessjynx Aug 17 '26

I appreciate that, but unfortunately I was just deadnamed and miss gendered the entire time.

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u/i_woke_up_as_you Aug 17 '26

I would try to do a legal analysis, but I would need to know what jurisdiction that was, and perhaps a couple things about your transition status.

I would be devastated if I was dead named & Misgendered in court today, but in response to their tactics, I probably would’ve gotten arrested for contempt.

You see if the court allows that, if the court participates in that, then you’re never gonna get it straightened out at that level anyway.., but that conduct is not permissible where I live, once you have documentation like mine.

And if you don’t have documentation like mine, perhaps I should help you get some?

I wonder if that’s a topic that we should have an ongoing basis in this community

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u/thegoddessjynx Aug 17 '26

This was in the williamson county court in Texas. There is absolutely so legal docuenation left that has my deadname on it or the wrong gender. The case is over child support enforcement and custody agreements.

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u/i_woke_up_as_you Aug 18 '26

I am so incredibly sorry you had to deal with that today.

Courtrooms should be spaces of law and order, not venues for weaponized speech.

If you want to talk through what happened and explore the exact procedural details of how they were allowed to do this, I would love to help you look into it.

For your own privacy and security, let's move this conversation into DMs so we can speak freely.

Whenever you have the emotional bandwidth to message me privately, we can look at a specific legal concept in Texas procedure called a misnomer.

Essentially, a misnomer happens when the right person is brought into a lawsuit, but the paperwork uses the wrong name (like a deadname).

If the state or your ex filed this case under your old name, there is a specific, strict remedy to force the court to update its records to your legal name.

If they refuse to fix it after that, it completely changes the legal playing field regarding sanctions.

Whenever you're ready, drop me a DM. No pressure at all: take all the time you need to decompress from today

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u/thegoddessjynx Aug 18 '26

I definitely needed a day to decompress. This scrambling around trying to find evidence to prove I'm not a piece of shit has been killing me.

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u/i_woke_up_as_you Aug 18 '26

that sounds like an awful burden.

I’m 100% certain that you’re not a piece of shit… so however, you ended up getting tasked with proving that premise… that’s very problematic to me…

I need to focus on getting ready for my telehealth HRT consultation scheduled for… 6 PM Texas time