SB1770Failed

Amends TCA Title 36.

Tennessee SB1770 amends Title 36 of the Tennessee Code Annotated to stipulate that divorce proceedings cannot be delayed due to the pregnancy of one party, provided that the court can ascertain or both parties can agree on the paternity of the unborn child. This bill affects individuals undergoing divorce proceedings where one party is pregnant and aims to facilitate the timely resolution of such cases. Key provisions include the requirement for an agreed parenting plan and child support order if applicable.

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Overview

Tennessee SB1770 amends Title 36 of the Tennessee Code Annotated to stipulate that divorce proceedings cannot be delayed due to the pregnancy of one party, provided that the court can ascertain or both parties can agree on the paternity of the unborn child. This bill affects individuals undergoing divorce proceedings where one party is pregnant and aims to facilitate the timely resolution of such cases. Key provisions include the requirement for an agreed parenting plan and child support order if applicable.

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Sponsor

Lamar, London

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

January 20, 2026

Last Action

February 17, 2026

Failed in Senate Judiciary Committee

Subjects
Divorce, Annulment and AlimonyMarriageChild Custody and Support

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