Mississippi SB2129 aims to prevent foreign law enforcement in certain family law cases and religious codes.
Mississippi SB2129 amends the state code to prohibit the application of foreign law in divorce and child custody cases if it would violate U.S. or state constitutional rights. It also voids contract provisions that designate foreign forums for such disputes. The bill allows courts to award attorney's fees to parties opposing foreign law enforcement. Additionally, it prohibits courts and other authorities from enforcing religious codes. The changes take effect from July 1, 2026.
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