NV SB275

Courts are prohibited from removing a child from, or restricting contact with, a parent who is capable, protective, non-abusive, and bonded with the child solely to improve the child's relationship with the other parent

Courts cannot order reunification treatment for a child unless the court makes specific findings that the treatment is scientifically valid, safe, effective, and does not isolate the child from a protective parent

In custody cases involving allegations of domestic violence or child abuse, expert evidence may only be admitted from professionals with demonstrated clinical (non-forensic) experience working with abuse victims

Courts must consider all evidence of past domestic violence or child abuse, including arrests, convictions, and protective orders, when making findings on abuse allegations

The Administrative Office of the Courts must provide ongoing training on domestic violence, child abuse, and family court best practices to judges, magistrates, and court staff, complying with the Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization Act of 2022