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Judicial declarations of gender identity cases are confidential - no action is needed to prevent the public from seeing records in the case

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Non-public and automatic suppression (automatic suppression under expungement law, HB 1336, HB 837, stet after 3 years, as published)
Judicial declarations of gender identity cases are confidential. You do not need to do anything to prevent the public from seeing records in your case. (as published)

Published confidentiality of judicial declarations of gender identity: these cases are confidential; you do not need to do anything to prevent the public from seeing records in your case.

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Non-public and automatic suppression (automatic suppression under expungement law, HB 1336, HB 837, stet after 3 years, as published)
Judicial declarations of gender identity cases are confidential. You do not need to do anything to prevent the public from seeing records in your case. (as published)
Source
Maryland Courts: Judicial Declarations of Gender Identity (circuit court only, $165 filing fee, Forms CC-DR-120/121/123/124, CC-FM-072, 30-day objection deadline with no answer treated as consent, 15-day response, case records confidential)(retrieved 2026-10-17)

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A parent, guardian, or custodian must file an objection to a judicial declaration of gender identity of a minor within 30 days of being served the notice and case documents; failure to file a timely objection is deemed consent, and a party served with an objection has 15 days to respondA petition for a judicial declaration of gender identity is filed in the circuit court of the county (or Baltimore City) where the adult lives, carries on a regular business, works, habitually engages in a vocation, or was born; for a minor child, the circuit court of the county where the minor lives, where any parent, guardian, or custodian lives, or where the minor was born - do not go to a district courtThere is a $165 filing fee for a petition for judicial declaration of gender identity, and fee waivers are available for those who qualifyA judicial declaration of gender identity is requested by filing a petition using Form CC-DR-120 (Adult With/Without a Name Change) or Form CC-DR-121 (Minor With/Without a Name Change); parents, guardians, and custodians consent or object with Form CC-DR-123, minors at least 10 years old use Form CC-DR-124, and a new marriage record reflecting updated information is requested with Form CC-FM-072A judicial declaration of gender identity is a court order officially stating (affirming) someone's gender (gender identity, gender marker, sex/gender designation); it has no effect on child support, paternity, or other rights and obligations
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