Child custody; requiring notice to custodial parent by noncustodial parent; providing that the parent is not required to disclose certain information; exception. Effective date.

Header changed from 'ENGROSSED SENATE' to 'HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - FLOOR VERSION' to reflect the bill's progression through the legislative process.

Added committee report information from the Oversight Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety dated 04/22/2025 with a recommendation to pass the bill.

Footer page numbers and formatting were updated to reflect House floor version conventions.

Changed the requirement to notify custodial parents: originally required notice for any reason of noncompliance, now requires notice only when the noncustodial parent is receiving in-patient treatment at a mental health facility.

Added protection for noncustodial parents who cannot disclose reasons for noncompliance, allowing them to deny providing reasons for their inability to comply with court orders.

Clarified that violating the notice provisions constitutes indirect contempt of court.

Reorganized bill structure with House and Senate amendments, updated page numbering, and modified the effective date section numbering.

Added language stating noncustodial parents are not required to disclose reasons for inability to comply with visitation or court-ordered requirements unless ordered by the court.

Added language allowing noncustodial parents the authority to deny disclosing reasons for noncompliance with court-ordered visitation.

Renumbered sections from 3 and 4 to 1 and 2 respectively for proper legislative formatting.