A bill to raise the statute of limitations in cases of child sex abuse, called the Child Victims Act, is expected to pass both the state Senate and Assembly on Monday, sources familiar with the legislation said Thursday.

The legislation, which is set to be approved by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, would raise the age at which victims can bring both civil and criminal cases against their alleged abusers and would create a one-year period for individuals above that age to bring civil claims.