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ID S1371

ID S1371
Amends existing law to provide that the extended absence of a parent due to active duty in or deployment with the United States armed forces shall not be considered child neglect, abuse, or abandonment and to provide that temporary guardianships granted while a parent is on active duty or deployed shall end once the parent is able to resume care, custody, and control of the minor.


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Introduced
02/26/2020
In Committee
03/17/2020
Crossed Over
03/04/2020
Passed
Dead
Signed/Enacted/Adopted
03/24/2020

Introduced Session

2020 Regular Session

Bill Summary

GUARDIANS -- Amends existing law to provide that the extended absence of a parent due to active duty in or deployment with the United States armed forces shall not be considered child neglect, abuse, or abandonment and to provide that temporary guardianships granted while a parent is on active duty or deployed shall end once the parent is able to resume care, custody, and control of the minor.

AI Summary

This bill amends existing law to provide that the extended absence of a parent due to active duty in or deployment with the United States armed forces shall not be considered child neglect, abuse, or abandonment. It also provides that temporary guardianships granted while a parent is on active duty or deployed shall end once the parent is able to resume care, custody, and control of the minor. This is intended to ensure that service members' absence due to military duty does not result in their children being considered neglected or abandoned, and that temporary guardianships are not prolonged beyond the parent's return.

Committee Categories

Justice

Sponsors (0)

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Other Sponsors (1)

Judiciary and Rules Committee (Senate)

Last Action

Session Law Chapter 235 Effective: 03/24/2020 (on 03/24/2020)

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