Plain English Breakdown
The bill summary does not provide details on how much money is allocated to the fund or when funding will start for specific courts.
Family Recovery Court Fund Act
This act establishes a fund to support family recovery courts and safe baby courts, which address cases involving substance use disorders among parents or caregivers.
What This Bill Does
- Establishes the Family Recovery Court Fund to provide money for specific court programs.
- The fund receives money from the state's unrestricted opioid settlement account and other sources like donations.
- Money in the fund is used to support family recovery courts and safe baby courts.
- Family recovery courts target cases of abuse or neglect where a parent or caregiver has a substance use disorder.
Who It Names or Affects
- People who need help from family recovery courts due to substance use disorders among parents or caregivers.
- Courts dealing with child abuse or neglect cases involving parental substance use issues.
Terms To Know
- Family Recovery Court
- A special court program that helps families where a parent has a drug or alcohol problem, targeting cases of abuse or neglect.
- Safe Baby Court
- A type of family recovery court focused on protecting babies from harm due to parental substance use.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify how much money will be in the fund.
- It is unclear which courts will receive funding and when they will start operating.