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New Mexico Retiree Health Authority - Case Profile > Advocacy Encourages H&R Block to Accommodate Gay Couples in Civil Unions Marriage Litigated marriage cases California: Before state supreme court, won marriage for same-sex couples and constitutional protection for gay people as highly vulnerable minority, as part of legal coalition California: With legal allies, filed challenge to Proposition 8 before state high court and defense of 18,000 same-sex married couples Connecticut: With GLAD, won marriage for gay couples in state high court Iowa: Filed amicus brief in marriage litigation before state high court New York: Successfully pursued groundbreaking cases compelling the state to recognize same-sex marriages validly entered into elsewhere Rhode Island: Filed amicus brief in supreme court, arguing that gay couple married in Massachusetts should be able to get a divorce in Rhode Island; lost by three-to-two margin Fought against discriminatory marriage constitutional amendments and similar measures Arizona: Worked within Arizona LGBT alliance against anti-gay marriage ballot initiative California: Raised more than $2.5 million for No on 8 campaign; did extensive field organizing; with allies, litigated successfully over official title and summary of Prop 8 Delaware: Succeeded in stopping legislation providing for a constitutional amendment barring same-sex marriages and any status similar to marriage Florida: Raised about $215,000 for fight against Amendment 2; did field organizing; found couples with compelling stories for communications effort Iowa: Lobbied legislature to prevent anti-gay marriage constitutional amendment from passing Maine: Helped turn back Christian Civic League’s petition drive for legislation to ban marriage, civil unions, domestic partnerships, adoption, gay student groups, and civil rights protections for LGBT Mainers Michigan: Before state high court, lost challenge to Michigan’s anti-gay marriage constitutional amendment which has been used against domestic partnerships Oregon: Filed amicus brief in Court of Appeals, seeking to invalidate marriage constitutional amendment (unsuccessful) Pennsylvania: Succeeded in tabling bill providing for constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriages and other legal recognition; organized phone banks, regional educational events, rallies, and legislative meetings Puerto Rico: Worked in coalition in successful effort to defeat legislative attempt for a referendum on marriage Organized and advocated for marriage bills and other related legislation Maine: Launched field organizing and public education campaign for marriage equality in coalition with Equality Maine, Maine Women’s Lobby, and GLAD Maryland: Developed grassroots outreach and built legislative support for marriage equality legislation; teamed with civil rights activists to launch Maryland Black Family Alliance, a group of straight and supportive African- American leaders Massachusetts: Helped repeal 1913 law which had been used to bar outof- state gay couples from getting married in this state New Jersey: Testified before legislative commission on failures of civil union law New York: Did grassroots organizing and legislative visits in critical districts for Marriage Fairness Act Rhode Island: Worked for passage of legislation providing for divorce for gay couples married elsewhere; got removed from state budget authorization to apply for federal funding for “healthy” marriage programs that often have decidedly unhealthy perspectives on marriage Vermont: Helped persuade Commission on Family Recognition and Protection to issue report advising that Vermont is ready to make transition from civil unions to marriage Civil Unions Advocated for equal treatment of couples in civil unions Connecticut: Persuaded H & R Block (nationwide) to charge the same tax preparation fees for civil union couples as it does for married couples Idaho/New Jersey: Championed the plight of Konica Minolta employee whose New Jersey-registered domestic partner lost his health coverage when employee was transferred to Idaho New Jersey: Represented two lesbian couples whose applications to rent an outdoor pavilion, often used for weddings, for their civil union ceremonies were rejected; helped stop pavilion’s attempt to thwart state investigation and successfully lobbied to discontinue pavilion’s tax-free status Vermont/Virginia: Helped persuade Virginia Supreme Court to rule that the state must honor a child custody order from a Vermont court issued after a civil union breakup Worked for passage of civil union legislation Hawaii: Did not succeed but bill was revised this year Illinois: Organized in key legislative districts; lobbied House members; provided legal analysis to legislators (bill pending) New Mexico: Did extensive field organizing and public education in support of comprehensive statewide domestic partnership legislation Washington: Bill granting to gay couples over 170 rights and responsibilities once reserved for married couples passed and signed Domestic Partnerships Advocated/litigated for equal treatment of domestic partners Georgia: Got Commissioner of Insurance to back down from his decision to reject the application of a gay man for health insurance through a state plan to help the uninsured because his previous health insurance coverage was as a domestic partner Minnesota: Filed amicus brief in appellate court on case against a health club that has refused to extend family discount policy to lesbian couple New Mexico: Continued litigating case against state for health benefits for domestic partners of state retirees