Concerns counseling for children who were either physically present or who may have seen or heard act of domestic violence.

This bill requires courts handling domestic violence cases to inform victims and abusers about counseling services specifically for children who were physically present during the incident or who saw/heard it. It amends existing law to mandate that courts advise both parties about available support programs for affected minors at the time of filing a complaint. The key mechanism is a court-mandated referral process, ensuring children exposed to domestic violence are connected to counseling resources without requiring new programs to be created. This directly affects children in domestic violence cases and the court system's procedural requirements. The bill focuses on integrating counseling access into standard court procedures for domestic violence cases.