California SB1364 modifies family law to restrict custody and visitation rights for parents convicted of sexual assault against the child's mother or.

California SB1364 amends the Family Code to restrict custody and visitation rights for parents convicted of sexual assault against the child's mother or in cases where the child was conceived as a result of such an assault. The bill establishes a conclusive presumption that a father found to have committed sexual assault against the child's mother is unfit for custody unless the parents voluntarily share rearing responsibilities. It also presumes that awarding custody to a person who perpetrated a sexual assault resulting in the child's conception is detrimental to the child's best interests.

California SB1364 modifies family law to restrict custody and visitation rights for parents convicted of sexual assault against the child's mother or.

California SB1364 amends the Family Code to restrict custody and visitation rights for parents convicted of sexual assault against the child's mother or in cases where the child was conceived as a result of such an assault. The bill establishes a conclusive presumption that a father found to have committed sexual assault against the child's mother is unfit for custody unless the parents voluntarily share rearing responsibilities. It also presumes that awarding custody to a person who perpetrated a sexual assault resulting in the child's conception is detrimental to the child's best interests.