Establishes the "Uniform Unregulated Child Custody Transfer Act"

This bill establishes the Uniform Unregulated Child Custody Transfer Act to regulate how custody of children is transferred, particularly in cases involving adoption and intercountry placements. It prohibits parents or guardians from transferring custody with the intent to abandon their rights and responsibilities, requiring such transfers to occur only through legal processes like adoption, guardianship, or court orders. The legislation also mandates that child-placing agencies provide prospective adoptive parents with comprehensive information about a child's background, health history, and potential challenges before placement. Violations of these custody transfer rules are classified as a class B misdemeanor, and the state's children's division is authorized to investigate and take protective action if a transfer is suspected to be unlawful.