Most states have retained interspousal immunity but have abolished, or at least limited, parent-child immunity.

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Most states have abolished or limited interspousal immunity, allowing spouses to sue each other under certain conditions, while the concept of parent-child immunity, which restricts lawsuits between parents and their children, has also been limited or modified rather than completely retained.

Most States Have Retained Interspousal Immunity but Have Abolished, or at Least