Panel approves expedited contempt process and self‑help forms, declines stand‑alone procedural rules bill
The task force approved revisions to speed contempt hearings for intentional interference with parenting time and directed the state court administrator to supply forms; members declined to recommend a broad Supreme Court rules bill because it was too vague.
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The Child Custody Review Task Force approved two measures to improve access and speed in parenting‑time enforcement and self‑help for litigants, while it declined to recommend a stand‑alone bill directing the Supreme Court to adopt broad family‑law rules.
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