PA Bill Number: HB1236
Title: In assault, further providing for the offense of assault of law enforcement officer; and making editorial changes.
Description: In assault, further providing for the offense of assault of law enforcement officer; and making editorial changes. ...
Last Action: Referred to JUDICIARY
Last Action Date: Apr 17, 2025
Proposed Pennsylvania House Legislation HB350
Legislation Overview
Title: In intestate succession, further providing for rules of succession; in administration and personal representatives, providing for liability of executor; in proceedings prior to petition to adopt, further providing for rules of succession, for hearing, for alternative procedure for relinquishment and for hearing; in support matters generally, further providing general administration of support matters, repealing provisions relating to paternity and further providing for continuing jurisdiction over support orders; in general provisions relating to children and minors, repealing provisions relating to acknowledgment and claim of paternity; in jurisdiction, further providing for bases for jurisdiction over nonresident; enacting the Uniform Parentage Act; providing for parent-child relationship for certain individuals, for voluntary acknowledgment of parentage, for genetic testing, for proceeding to adjudicate parentage, for assisted reproduction, for surrogacy agreements and for information about donors; and, in organization and jurisdiction of courts of common pleas, further providing for original jurisdiction and venue.
Subject:
Description: An Act amending Titles 20 (Decedents, Estates and Fiduciaries), 23 (Domestic Relations) and 42 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in intestate succession, further providing for rules of succession; in administration and personal representatives, providing for liability of executor; in proceedings prior to petition to adopt, further providing for rules of succession, for hearing, for alternative procedure for relinquishment and for hearing; in support matters generally, further providing general administration of support matters, repealing provisions relating to paternity and further providing for continuing jurisdiction over support orders; in general provisions relating to children and minors, repealing provisions relating to acknowledgment and claim of paternity; in jurisdiction, further providing for bases for jurisdiction over nonresident; enacting the Uniform Parentage Act; providing for parent-child relationship for certain individuals, for voluntary acknowledgment of parentage, for genetic testing, for proceeding to adjudicate parentage, for assisted reproduction, for surrogacy agreements and for information about donors; and, in organization and jurisdiction of courts of common pleas, further providing for original jurisdiction and venue.
Session: 2025-2026 Regular Session
Last Action: Referred to CHILDREN AND YOUTH
Last Action Date: April 7, 2025
Sponsors
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35 sponsors: Ben Sanchez (D); Sheryl Delozier (R); Jeanne McNeill (D); Daniel Miller (D); Arvind Venkat (D); Maureen Madden (D); Jose Giral (D); Tarah Probst (D); Carol Hill-Evans (D); Nancy Guenst (D); Ed Neilson (D); Danielle Otten (D); Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz (D); Nikki Rivera (D); Dan Williams (D); Roni Green (D); Dan Frankel (D); Malcolm Kenyatta (D); Michael Schlossberg (D); Robert Merski (D); Christopher Pielli (D); Lisa Borowski (D); Emily Kinkead (D); Timothy Briggs (D); Kyle Donahue (D); Elizabeth Fiedler (D); James Prokopiak (D); Tarik Khan (D); Kyle Mullins (D); La'Tasha Mayes (D); Tina Davis (D); Perry Warren (D); David Madsen (D); Mary Jo Daley (D); Kristine Howard (D)
History
| Chamber | Date | Action |
| House | Apr 7, 2025 | Referred to CHILDREN AND YOUTH |
Texts
| Type | Date | State Link | Text |
| Introduced | not available | state bill text | bill text |
Votes
There have not been any votes on this bill
Comments On This Bill
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