Pennsylvania SB103 amends domestic relations laws to enhance protections in abuse cases, including defining noncustodial parent and establishing a.
Pennsylvania SB103 amends Title 23 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to enhance protections in cases of domestic abuse. It adds a definition for "noncustodial parent" as the biological parent of a minor child with whom the child does not reside or with whom there is a court-ordered shared custody. The bill mandates the Pennsylvania State Police to establish a statewide registry of protection orders, including the names of the plaintiff and any protected parties or noncustodial parent.
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