Iowa HSB300 modifies child custody laws to require joint physical care parenting plans and lists requirements for joint physical custody.
Iowa HSB300 amends child custody laws to require parents to submit a joint physical care parenting plan if joint legal custody is awarded. The plan must address decision-making, housing, time division, and facilitating the child's time with the other parent. If joint physical care is denied, the court must list requirements the non-awarded parent must meet for future joint physical care. The parent awarded physical care must support the other parent's relationship with the child.
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