Modifies provisions relating to termination of parental rights proceedings

HB 1775 modifies court procedures for parental rights termination cases. It requires courts to confirm all parties are served before proceeding, mandates a detailed investigation and written report on parental fitness and child welfare (including home conditions and mental health), and ensures all parties receive this report at least 15 days before the final hearing. The bill also grants immunity to social workers and agencies involved in child welfare reports and clarifies that most privileged communications (except clergy/attorney talks) cannot block evidence in these hearings. This directly affects parents facing termination, children in custody cases, courts, and child welfare professionals.