TREY'S Law prohibits enforcement of nondisclosure clauses in contracts related to sexual abuse of minors.
TREY'S Law, or the Terminating Restrictive Enforcement of Youth Settlements Law, aims to prevent the enforcement of nondisclosure clauses in contracts that pertain to sexual abuse of minors. This Act ensures that such clauses do not impede the reporting of crimes, the enforcement of federal laws, or the rights of survivors to access courts and petition the government. It applies retroactively to all contracts, regardless of when they were entered into, and preempts any state laws that permit the enforcement of these clauses.
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