ABSTRACT
Changing the name and civil registration of the transgender person may affect the legal sphere of third parties with whom they have or had legal ties. This article discusses he possible conflicts that may involve the requalified transgender person and third parties that could result in their altered civil records, such as descendants and former spouses. Based on an analysis of hypothetical hypotheses, it can be concluded that while it is formally up to the judge to find a conflict resolution through an appropriate measure, there is no single solution.
KEYWORDS
Transgender person; Civil registration; Human rights