Idaho H0858 amends existing law to establish restrictions for court-appointed professionals in child custody cases.
Idaho H0858 amends Section 32-717D of the Idaho Code to establish restrictions on court-appointed professionals, specifically parenting coordinators, in child custody cases. The bill mandates that parenting coordinators be neutral, undergo a criminal history check, and submit to a background check. It also requires that fees and costs for the coordinator be allocated between the parties, with the court having the authority to award attorney's fees and costs to the prevailing party. The coordinator's role is advisory, with final decisions remaining with the court.
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