SC H4650

Raises the age threshold for custodial interference from children under 16 to children under 18 years old

Expands the definition of custodial interference to include refusing to return a child as required by court custody or visitation orders

Adds retaining a child beyond the expiration of visitation time without cause or communication as a form of custodial interference

Maintains existing penalties: up to 5 years imprisonment for felony violations, up to 3 years for misdemeanor (if child returned within 3 days), and up to 10 years if physical force or threat of force is used

Allows courts to require violators to pay travel expenses, attorney's fees, and other reasonable costs incurred by the custodial party, witnesses, or law enforcement