New York S05998, known as "Kyra's Law," mandates courts to prioritize child safety in custody and visitation decisions.

New York S05998, or "Kyra's Law," requires courts to consider a child's health and safety when making custody and visitation decisions. The law directs courts to review information related to allegations of child abuse, domestic violence, and child safety. It mandates that courts conduct a review of relevant decisions and reports before issuing any temporary or final custody or visitation orders.

New York S05998, known as "Kyra's Law," mandates courts to prioritize child safety in custody and visitation decisions.

New York S05998, or "Kyra's Law," requires courts to consider a child's health and safety when making custody and visitation decisions. The law directs courts to review information related to allegations of child abuse, domestic violence, and child safety. It mandates that courts conduct a review of relevant decisions and reports before issuing any temporary or final custody or visitation orders.