Establishes "Kyra's Law"

Summary

The bill amends the Domestic Relations Law and Family Court Act so that judges must consider a child’s health, safety, and any evidence of abuse or domestic violence when ruling on custody or visitation. It also mandates the appointment of a child’s attorney when serious safety concerns are credibly alleged. The goal is to make child safety a primary factor in family court outcomes.

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