Massachusetts H1852 prohibits discrimination against adults with disabilities in Family and Juvenile Court proceedings.
Massachusetts H1852 amends existing laws to prohibit discrimination against adults with disabilities in Family and Juvenile Court proceedings. The bill ensures that a parent's disability cannot be considered a negative factor in custody, parenting time, or termination of parental rights decisions unless there is clear evidence that the disability causes harm to the child that cannot be alleviated by accommodations.
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