Massachusetts H1714 aims to increase non-custodial parent involvement in childcare.
Massachusetts H1714 amends existing laws to ensure courts consider non-custodial parents' availability and capability to provide childcare when making support orders. The bill emphasizes that non-custodial parents have the right to provide childcare, but it does not authorize them to enter the custodial parent's home for this purpose. A change in the non-custodial parent's ability to provide childcare is considered a significant change in circumstances for modifying existing judgments.
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