Juvenile court; additional courts authorized to issue emergency ex parte orders for protection of juveniles; process provided for

This bill expands which courts can issue emergency orders protecting children from immediate harm. It allows circuit and district courts (not just juvenile courts) to issue these emergency orders when there's evidence of child abuse or neglect, requiring specific findings about the child's safety. If a child must be removed from home, the court must place them with relatives or temporarily with the county child welfare department. The order remains in effect until a juvenile court holds a hearing to review it, typically within days. This directly affects children in urgent danger, their families, and county human resources departments that must respond to the orders.