A bill for an act relating to the financial responsibilities of a parent, or an individual who has a parent-child relationship with a child, whose parental rights are terminated in whole or in part for committing domestic abuse, or assault against a family member.

This bill addresses the financial responsibilities of parents whose parental rights have been partially or fully terminated due to domestic abuse or assault against a family member. It aims to clarify the obligations of these individuals towards their children, ensuring that their harmful actions do not absolve them of financial support responsibilities.

Supporters of the bill argue that it protects children by holding abusive parents accountable for their financial responsibilities, even after their parental rights have been revoked. They believe it reinforces the importance of providing for children's needs, regardless of the parent's past behavior.

Critics of the bill may argue that it could create additional burdens on individuals who have already lost their parental rights due to serious allegations. They might express concerns that the bill does not consider the complexities of domestic abuse cases and could lead to further stigmatization of those affected.