Please stand for rigorous evidence-based protections by voting NO on SB609. Your leadership will safeguard Tennessee families. 

Children deserve custody arrangements that support their safety, stability, and emotional health. Stand with us in opposing to ensure that family courts continue to make decisions based on what is truly best for children

SB 609 removes the previous proposal and substitutes a change to the best-interest factors by adding a new factor emphasizing “the importance of each parent having the maximum amount of parenting time with the child that is consistent with the child’s best interest,” and stating that “frequent, continuing, and meaningful contact with both parents is generally beneficial to the child.”