A task force reviewing the feasibility of opening Delaware Family Court proceedings recommended opening paternity, property division and alimony cases at the judges’ discretion. The task force detailed its recommendations in a report released Tuesday to members of the General Assembly.
Citing the potential negative impact on a child, the task force, as Delaware Law Weekly reported last week, also recommended that adoption, custody, visitation, third-party visitation, termination of parental rights, and guardianship and child protection hearings remain private.
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