This bill addresses protective orders.
This bill:
- defines terms;
- provides that a party may file a motion alleging that another party knowingly falsified certain information for the purpose of obtaining a protective order;
- allows a court to sanction a party after determining whether a party knowingly falsified certain information for the purpose of obtaining a protective order;
- addresses make-up parent-time when a parent has been denied parent-time due to the other parent's falsification of certain information for the purpose of obtaining a protective order; and
- makes technical and conforming changes.

Statutes affected:
Introduced: 78B-7-102, 81-4-204, 81-4-401, 81-4-406, 81-4-502, 81-9-208
Substitute #1: 78B-7-102, 81-9-208
Enrolled: 78B-7-102, 81-9-208
Amended 3/6/2026 23:03:207: 78B-7-102, 81-9-208
Substitute #2: 78B-7-102, 81-9-208