Establishes the judicial branch family division and sets qualifications and procedures for administrative law judges.

The bill establishes the judicial branch family division and outlines the qualifications and procedures for administrative law judges. It mandates that administrative law judges have at least 10 years of professional experience, with a minimum of 50 percent in family law matters. Judges must complete courses in court process, procedures, mediation, and negotiation. The administrative judge of the family division, with concurrence from the supreme court, recommends nominees for appointment.

Establishes the judicial branch family division and sets qualifications and procedures for administrative law judges.

The bill establishes the judicial branch family division and outlines the qualifications and procedures for administrative law judges. It mandates that administrative law judges have at least 10 years of professional experience, with a minimum of 50 percent in family law matters. Judges must complete courses in court process, procedures, mediation, and negotiation. The administrative judge of the family division, with concurrence from the supreme court, recommends nominees for appointment.