Foreign laws; authorize attorney's fees in certain actions, prohibit certain application of, prohibit enforcement of religious codes.

Summary

The bill would stop Mississippi courts, arbitrators and agencies from applying foreign laws that conflict with U.S. or state constitutional rights, especially in divorce, child‑custody and contract matters. It also bans the enforcement of any religious code and lets a party that successfully opposes foreign‑law enforcement recover reasonable attorney’s fees. The measure targets individuals, families and businesses dealing with cross‑border legal issues.

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