CHILDREN/CUSTODY: Provides relative to child custody

Added a prohibition on arbitration for child custody or visitation agreements, making any clause mandating such arbitration void and unenforceable.

Modified the existing standard for rejecting foreign custody laws to include a broader list of specific violations regarding constitutional rights and child welfare standards.

Added new criteria to determine when a foreign country's child custody law is manifestly contrary to Louisiana's public policy, including failures to protect against domestic violence or apply the best interest of the child standard.

Removed the 'HLS 26RS-2735' legislative services identifier and the 'Children/Custody' subject header.

Added the official signatures of the Speaker of the House, President of the Senate, and Governor, indicating final approval.

Changed the page count from 3 pages to 2 pages, likely due to the removal of the House Legislative Services digest.

Removed the redundant words 'Act Section' from the clause stating when a court need not apply a foreign child custody law.

Added the word 'manifestly' to the description of foreign laws that violate fundamental human rights, ensuring consistency with the standard used for public policy exceptions.