MO SB1354

Changes from permissive ("may") to mandatory ("shall") the requirement that court orders for child custody or visitation include a provision for sheriff or law enforcement enforcement of custody and visitation rights

Law enforcement cannot remove a child from a person with actual physical custody unless shown a court order that "clearly and convincingly" verifies that person is not entitled to custody

Creates an exception allowing child removal if exigent circumstances give law enforcement reasonable suspicion the child would be harmed or the court order may not be valid

Enforcement provisions remain subject to subsequent court orders under chapters 210, 211, 452, or 455 that limit or deny custody or visitation