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SB 1249 - This act provides that in any case involving child custody or support, the court may appoint a parenting coordinator as a neutral third party to assist the parents in resolving disputes concerning parental responsibilities and the implementation of a court-ordered parenting plan. The court order appointing such parenting coordinator shall specify the matters which the coordinator has authority to determine, however, appointment of a coordinator shall not divest the court of its exclusive jurisdiction and control of the case. The parenting coordinator shall possess the same qualifications as a mediator under Supreme Court Rule 88.05. A parenting coordinator may be appointed despite party objection if the court makes findings that the case is high-conflict, and that appointment of a coordinator is in the best interest of the child or children. The court shall consider the effect of any evidence of domestic violence on the parties' ability to engage in parent coordination [...]

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  • 03/03/2008 - Second Read and Referred S Judiciary and Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence Committee
  • 02/28/2008 - S First Read--SB 1249-Wilson
Bill Summary
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SB1249 Bill Summary Introduced HTML02/28/2008

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SB1249 Bill Text Introduced PDF02/29/2008

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SB1249 Fiscal Notes Introduced HTML03/12/2008
SB1249 Fiscal Notes Introduced PDF03/12/2008