MO HB764

Creates a new "family intervention order" system allowing spouses or adult children to petition courts to require family members with suspected chemical substance abuse to undergo prevention/intervention evaluations and treatment

Requires all abuse and neglect reports to state agencies (child abuse hotlines, adult protective services, long-term care facilities) to include inquiry about whether chemical substance abuse may be present, with reporters informed about family intervention order options

Family intervention orders valid for 180 days to one year, renewable; if respondent determined to be a chemical substance abuser, court may order inpatient treatment, outpatient treatment, medication-assisted treatment, or attendance at AA/NA meetings

Non-compliance with family intervention orders results in issuance of a full order of protection; respondent's failure to comply may be considered in child custody determinations, property rights, and control of financial accounts

Amends divorce and custody statutes to require disclosure of any family intervention orders and allows courts to consider chemical substance abuse findings when awarding custody, child support, and control of marital residence and bank accounts