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MO HB893
Bill
Status
2/10/2015
Primary Sponsor
James Neely
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AI Summary
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Amends Section 452.375, RSMo to require all child custody judgments to include a written statement notifying parties that violations of any provision may be enforced by filing a family access motion
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The new notification requirement is added as subsection 10, with subsequent subsections renumbered accordingly
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Existing provisions regarding custody definitions, best interest factors, restrictions based on criminal convictions, parental access to records, and domestic violence protections remain unchanged
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Introduced by Representative Neely during the First Regular Session of the 98th General Assembly
Legislative Description
Specifies that every child custody judgment must include a written statement notifying the parties that if a provision of the judgment is violated, the injured party may file a family access motion
Last Action
Public Hearing Completed (H)
4/7/2015