Creates "Bentley and Mason's Law" relating to restitution payments for certain persons convicted of the offense of driving while intoxicated

This bill, titled "Bentley and Mason's Law," requires courts to order restitution payments from individuals convicted of driving while intoxicated if their offense resulted in the death of a child's parent or guardian. The law specifically mandates that these payments support the surviving child until they turn eighteen or graduate from high school, whichever occurs later. Courts must determine a reasonable monthly amount based on the child's needs, the surviving family's financial situation, and the defendant's ability to pay, while excluding restitution for victims who are nineteen or older. If a defendant is in prison, payments begin within a year of their release, and the bill allows these orders to be enforced like civil judgments.