Bills that fix family court and protect our children
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This law establishes equal custody as the starting point, ensuring both parents have meaningful relationships with their children.
Read the proposalThis law protects parents from false allegations by ensuring lost custody time is restored, discouraging dishonest tactics and false allegations.
Read the proposalHolds parents accountable for repeated custody interference, safeguarding the other parent’s right to maintain a relationship with their child.
Read the proposalMandatory timelines for family court proceedings prevent prolonged cases that harm children and families.
Read the proposalMandatory recording in family courtrooms ensures transparency, protects constitutional rights, and prevents judicial misconduct.
Read the proposalReform child support calculations to be fair, transparent, and consider both parents’ circumstances and parenting time.
Read the proposalReducing court costs and improving access to ensure all families can afford justice in family court proceedings.
Read the proposalAllowing appeals of temporary orders ensures due process and prevents irreversible harm from rushed decisions.
Read the proposalParents proven to engage in alienating behaviors should reimburse the other parent’s legal fees and costs incurred defending against false allegations.
Read the proposalEstablishes comprehensive protections for fundamental constitutional rights in family court proceedings, ensuring due process and equal protection under the law.
Read the proposalThis legislation establishes DNA testing rights and transparency in child support enforcement, ensuring biological accuracy and fair practices for all families.
Read the proposalThis legislation establishes a clear statutory definition of “best interest of the child,” ending arbitrary judicial interpretations and ensuring consistent, fair custody determinations for all families.
Read the proposalWhen allegations that caused temporary custody or visitation restrictions are not substantiated, this act requires courts to promptly restore the prior parenting order and award compensatory parenting time—while preserving necessary child protections.
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