House Bill 500
Petition for visitation with incompetent or ward if denied
To enact sections 2111.53, 2111.532, 2111.533, 2111.535, 2111.536, 2111.537, 2111.539, 2111.5311, 2111.5313, and 2111.5314 of the Revised Code to allow certain persons to petition for visitation with an incompetent or ward if visitation has been interfered with or denied.
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Subjects
Committees
House Civil Justice Committee
Primary Sponsors
Darrell Kick
Riordan T. McClain
Cosponsors
Representatives
Stephen D. Hambley
Catherine D. Ingram
P. Scott Lipps
Craig S. Riedel
Mark J. Romanchuk
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