Alaska HB307 mandates compensatory visitation for children when court-ordered visitation is denied during an investigation.

Alaska HB307 requires courts to order compensatory visitation for a child when the visitation was denied while the Department of Family and Community Services investigated an allegation. The compensatory visitation must match the original order in type and duration, occur within two years, and include conditions to protect the child's best interests. This applies to visitation denied on or after the Act's effective date of July 1, 2026.

Alaska HB307 mandates compensatory visitation for children when court-ordered visitation is denied during an investigation.

Alaska HB307 requires courts to order compensatory visitation for a child when the visitation was denied while the Department of Family and Community Services investigated an allegation. The compensatory visitation must match the original order in type and duration, occur within two years, and include conditions to protect the child's best interests. This applies to visitation denied on or after the Act's effective date of July 1, 2026.