Marriage and family; child custody agreements; terminating agreements; effective date.

Added new definitions for harassment and stalking, including specific examples like harassing phone calls and conduct causing fear of bodily injury.

Established a rebuttable presumption that shared parenting is detrimental when a parent is registered as a sex offender or violent crime offender.

Reorganized the structure of the bill to improve clarity and readability of custody provisions.

Updated page numbers and formatting throughout the document while maintaining the core legislative intent.

Complete text replacement with formatting corrections and minor text fixes (e.g., 'pursuant Pursuant' corrected to 'pursuant')

Header information changed from 'Engrossed' to 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' with updated date and sponsor information

Page numbering and formatting structure updated to match committee substitute format

Updated definitions of domestic violence, harassment, and stalking to include coercive control, economic abuse, and stalking behaviors that cause fear of bodily injury.

Added requirements for parents to file joint custody plans with specific provisions for living arrangements, child support, medical care, and visitation rights.

Modified arbitration procedures for custody disputes, allowing courts to terminate joint custody if a parent refuses arbitration.

Adjusted presumptions regarding custody arrangements when parents have requested joint custody versus sole custody.

Corrected grammatical errors and formatting inconsistencies in the original text.