TREY'S Law prohibits enforcement of nondisclosure clauses that restrict reporting of sexual abuse of minors.
TREY'S Law, or the Terminating Restrictive Enforcement of Youth Settlements Law, aims to prevent the enforcement of nondisclosure clauses that hinder the reporting of sexual abuse of minors. The law voids and makes unenforceable any such clauses that prohibit disclosure of sexual abuse of minors, ensuring survivors can report crimes without fear of civil liability. This Act applies retroactively to all contracts and agreements, regardless of when they were entered into.
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