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CT HB07393
Bill
Status
3/21/2019
Primary Sponsor
Judiciary Committee
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AI Summary
HB 7393 Summary
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Court may award attorney's fees and officer fees to petitioner when person found in contempt of family relations orders; state pays costs of imprisonment for contempt.
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Court may impose additional sanctions for contempt of custody, visitation, or parental access orders including fines, reduction or suspension of visitation, or change in custody assignment.
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Court shall not order supervised visitation absent agreement of parties unless court enters finding on record of circumstances necessitating supervision.
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Division of Public Defender Services becomes solely responsible for assigning guardians ad litem in family relations matters starting January 1, 2020, using sliding-scale fee methodology with maximum fee based on $100,000 gross combined income threshold.
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Requires redaction of personal identifying information (SSN, DOB, driver's license, etc.) in court filings; filer retains responsibility for redaction and retains unredacted original document.
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Court Proceedings In Family Relations Matters.
Last Action
Referred to Joint Committee on Judiciary
3/21/2019