Bill > SB129

This bill modifies provisions relating to child custody and child support enforcement. Key provisions include: - Establishes a rebuttable presumption that equal or approximately equal parenting time with each parent is in the best interest of the child, unless rebutted by evidence. - Expands the list of factors the court must consider when determining child custody arrangements, including the parents' willingness to cooperate, minimize conflict, and share information. - Prohibits the court from awarding custody or unsupervised visitation to a parent convicted of certain felony offenses against a child. - Requires the court to make specific written findings when rejecting a proposed custodial arrangement. - Allows the court to order a parent who refuses to share information about the child to pay the other parent's costs for obtaining that information. - Modifies the child support enforcement provisions, including requiring the court to consider the obligor's ability to pay and good cause for nonpayment before ordering license suspension.