Utah HB0372 amends definitions and provisions related to child welfare, focusing on the best interest of minors.

Utah HB0372 amends several sections of the Utah Code to redefine and clarify terms related to child welfare. It emphasizes considering the best interest of a minor within the context of Section 80-4-104 and other relevant sections. The bill redefines terms such as "Attorney guardian ad litem," "Director," "Division," "Guardian ad litem," and "Temporary custody." It also updates definitions for terms like "Abuse, neglect, or dependency petition," "Consult," "Domestic violence," and "Failure of parental adjustment." The changes aim to ensure clarity and consistency in child welfare proceedings.

Utah HB0372 amends definitions and provisions related to child welfare, focusing on the best interest of minors.

Utah HB0372 amends several sections of the Utah Code to redefine and clarify terms related to child welfare. It emphasizes considering the best interest of a minor within the context of Section 80-4-104 and other relevant sections. The bill redefines terms such as "Attorney guardian ad litem," "Director," "Division," "Guardian ad litem," and "Temporary custody." It also updates definitions for terms like "Abuse, neglect, or dependency petition," "Consult," "Domestic violence," and "Failure of parental adjustment." The changes aim to ensure clarity and consistency in child welfare proceedings.