Tennessee HB2127 amends laws to prioritize child safety in custody decisions by considering past abuse and violence.
Tennessee HB2127 modifies Tennessee Code to enhance child safety in custody decisions. It allows courts to consider past abuse and violence when determining the best interest of the child. Courts must weigh evidence of physical, sexual abuse, or domestic violence heavily. There is a presumption against placing a child with an abusive parent. The act takes effect immediately upon becoming law.
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