Creating a statutory right to petition circuit and family courts for sibling visitation

Summary

The bill gives adults who are siblings of a minor child a legal right to ask a circuit or family court for visitation with that child. It applies to blood, half, step, and adoptive siblings who are at least 18 years old. The goal is to ensure sibling relationships are considered in the best‑interest analysis for children in family law cases.

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