SB 6658 stipulates a person who is not the parent of a child may petition for visitation of the child if: 1) the petitioner has an on-going and substantial relationship with the child; and 2) the petitioner is related to the child or parent of the child by blood or by law; and 3) the child is likely to suffer harm or a substantial risk of harm if visitation is denied. The bill also stipulates the process by which a petition for visitation for this purpose may be filed as well as the terms by which the court shall grant the visitation.
Status Summary
The bill was referred to the Senate Law & Justice committee on February 12. No further action has been taken. Dead.