DeSantis signs ‘Greyson's Law' to protect kids during custody battles
Key Points(5)
- <strong>NBC 6- </strong>Florida Gov.
- Ron DeSantis has signed a bill aimed at protecting the safety of children caught in custody battles.
- "Greyson's Law" will require courts to consider threats against ex-partners or spouses when deciding child visitation and custody.
- DeSantis signed the bill Thursday.
- It goes into effect July 1.
NBC 6- Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed a bill aimed at protecting the safety of children caught in custody battles.
"Greyson's Law" will require courts to consider threats against ex-partners or spouses when deciding child visitation and custody.
DeSantis signed the bill Thursday. It goes into effect July 1.
The law is named for Greyson Kessler, a 4-year-old Broward child who was killed by his father in a 2021 murder-suicide in Fort Lauderdale.
Greyson's mother had feared for her son's safety when she sought an emergency order asking police to pick the child up, but she was denied.
