An Act relating to court-ordered compensatory visitation with a child; and providing for an effective date.
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This bill creates a process for courts to order ‘compensatory visitation’ between a child and a person if the child’s visitation rights were restricted during a Department of Family and Community Services investigation into potential harm to the child. If the investigation is ultimately dropped, the court can order the person to have additional visitation to make up for the missed time, ensuring the visitation type and duration align with the original order. The bill also establishes timelines and safeguards to protect the child’s best interests during this additional visitation.
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