Law360 said the supreme court of ohio nixed a test tied to Obergefell in a same-sex custody case, according to an article published April 28, 2026, at 10:37 PM EDT. The report was written by Craig Clough.
The title points to an Ohio Supreme Court matter involving Obergefell and a same-sex custody dispute, but no article body text was available beyond the publication metadata. That leaves the headline as the only reported signpost of what was before the court and what the justices rejected.
What is clear is the timing. The report was published late on April 28, giving readers a fresh reference point for a case that appears to sit at the intersection of family law and the legacy of Obergefell. What is not clear from the available material is how the court reasoned, what standard it turned away, or what the ruling means for the custody fight that brought the issue there.
For now, the record supports a narrow conclusion: the supreme court of ohio is being reported to have rejected an Obergefell-based test in a same-sex custody case, and the unanswered details are in the missing body of the story.
