Washington HB1620 amends laws on parenting plans to protect children from harm.

Washington HB1620 modifies parenting plans to ensure child safety. It allows courts to limit a parent's residential time if they engage in harmful conduct like abuse or neglect. Courts may require supervised visitation if a parent has a history of abuse or resides with someone convicted of a sex offense against a child. The bill also addresses relocation, ensuring courts consider the child's best interests. It mandates guardians ad litem to undergo specific training and establishes a registry system for their appointment.

Washington HB1620 amends laws on parenting plans to protect children from harm.

Washington HB1620 modifies parenting plans to ensure child safety. It allows courts to limit a parent's residential time if they engage in harmful conduct like abuse or neglect. Courts may require supervised visitation if a parent has a history of abuse or resides with someone convicted of a sex offense against a child. The bill also addresses relocation, ensuring courts consider the child's best interests. It mandates guardians ad litem to undergo specific training and establishes a registry system for their appointment.