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OH HB508

OH HB508
Regards allocation of parental rights and responsibilities

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Introduced
12/08/2021
In Committee
02/15/2022
Crossed Over
Passed
Dead
12/31/2022

Introduced Session

134th General Assembly

Bill Summary

To amend sections 2151.23, 2317.02, 2705.031, 2710.05, 2710.06, 3105.21, 3105.63, 3105.65, 3109.04, 3109.042, 3109.043, 3109.05, 3109.052, 3109.06, 3109.061, 3109.09, 3109.11, 3109.12, 3109.41, 3109.53, 3109.55, 3109.56, 3109.65, 3113.31, 3119.01, 3119.08, 3119.24, 3119.964, 3310.51, 3313.98, 3319.321, 3333.26, 3796.24, 5104.039, 5120.653, and 5153.16; to amend, for the purpose of adopting new section numbers as indicated in parentheses, sections 3109.043 (3109.0436), 3109.052 (3109.0470), and 3109.053 (3109.0480); to enact sections 3109.044, 3109.045, 3109.046, 3109.047, 3109.0410, 3109.0411, 3109.0412, 3109.0413, 3109.0414, 3109.0415, 3109.0420, 3109.0421, 3109.0422, 3109.0423, 3109.0424, 3109.0425, 3109.0426, 3109.0430, 3109.0431, 3109.0432, 3109.0435, 3109.0438, 3109.0439, 3109.0440, 3109.0441, 3109.0442, 3109.0443, 3109.0445, 3109.0450, 3109.0451, 3109.0452, 3109.0453, 3109.0454, 3109.0455, 3109.0456, 3109.0457, 3109.0460, 3109.0461, 3109.0462, 3109.0463, 3109.0466, 3109.0467, 3109.0468, 3109.0475, 3109.0476, 3109.0477, 3109.0482, and 3109.0485; and to repeal sections 3109.041 and 3109.051 of the Revised Code regarding the allocation of parental rights and responsibilities to grant equal time and responsibility for a child.

AI Summary

This bill amends sections of the Ohio Revised Code to grant equal time and responsibility for a child between parents. The key provisions are: - Establishes a rebuttable presumption that equal decision-making rights and responsibilities between parents and equal parenting time is in the best interest of the child, unless rebutted by clear and convincing evidence. - Requires the court to allocate parental rights and responsibilities in a shared parenting order if the presumptions are not rebutted. - Establishes new procedures for modifying or terminating shared parenting orders and other parental rights and responsibilities orders. - Requires the court to consider various factors when determining if the presumptions are rebutted, such as the parents' ability to cooperate, any history of abuse or domestic violence, and the child's wishes. - Repeals sections related to the court's prior discretion in allocating parental rights and responsibilities, including sections on shared parenting decrees and parenting time orders. The overall goal of the bill is to promote equally shared parenting rights and responsibilities between parents, unless specific circumstances warrant a different arrangement in the best interest of the child.

Committee Categories

Justice

Sponsors (59)

Rodney Creech (R)*,  Thomas West (D)*,  Cindy Abrams (R),  Brian Baldridge (R),  Adam Bird (R),  Willis Blackshear (D),  Kristin Boggs (D),  Juanita Brent (D),  Tom Brinkman (R),  Sara Carruthers (R),  Gary Click (R),  Jon Cross (R),  Alessandro Cutrona (R),  Bill Dean (R),  Sedrick Denson (D),  Ron Ferguson (R),  Mark Fraizer (R),  Tavia Galonski (D),  Haraz Ghanbari (R),  Jennifer Gross (R),  Thomas Hall (R),  Brett Hillyer (R),  Adam Holmes (R),  Catherine Ingram (D),  Dontavius Jarrells (D),  Marilyn John (R),  Mark Johnson (R),  Don Jones (R),  Kris Jordan (R),  Brigid Kelly (D),  Darrell Kick (R),  Kyle Koehler (R),  Brian Lampton (R),  Jeff LaRe (R),  Scott Lipps (R),  Mike Loychik (R),  Riordan McClain (R),  Joe Miller (D),  Kevin Miller (R),  Gail Pavliga (R),  Phil Plummer (R),  Sharon Ray (R),  Craig Riedel (R),  Jean Schmidt (R),  Bill Seitz (R),  Mike Skindell (D),  Lisa Sobecki (D),  Dick Stein (R),  Jason Stephens (R),  Brian Stewart (R),  Reggie Stoltzfus (R),  D.J. Swearingen (R),  Dan Troy (D),  Terrence Upchurch (D),  Casey Weinstein (D),  Andrea White (R),  Scott Wiggam (R),  Robert Young (R),  Tom Young (R), 

Last Action

House Civil Justice 6th Hearing, Opponent/Interested Party Testimony (15:00 5/24/2022 Room 114) (on 05/24/2022)

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