Prohibits consideration of evidence of reproductive health services in custody and visitation proceedings.
New York Senate Bill S03843 amends the domestic relations law to prohibit courts from considering evidence that either parent has obtained or attempted to obtain reproductive health services in certain legal proceedings. This includes actions for annulment, separation, divorce, and custody or visitation rights. Reproductive health services are defined as health care services related to the human reproductive system, including those relating to pregnancy or termination of a pregnancy. The bill aims to prevent such evidence from influencing custody or visitation decisions.
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