Requires psychological examination when parent loses custody of child and wants to regain custody of child who is in care or custody of grandparent.

This bill requires courts to mandate a psychological examination for parents who lost custody of their child (due to being deemed unfit, neglectful, or grossly immoral) but haven't had parental rights terminated, when the child is in a grandparent's care and the parent seeks custody changes. It applies specifically to cases where grandparents hold custody under existing law (R.S.9:2-9). The key mechanism adds a new requirement that courts must order this examination before altering custody arrangements, ensuring parental fitness is assessed. The bill amends New Jersey's child custody statute (R.S.9:2-10) to include this provision for such cases. It does not change existing grounds for losing custody but adds a step for parents seeking to regain custody under these specific circumstances.