Courts, Juvenile - As introduced, requires the department of children's services, and others, to provide certain information to court-appointed special advocates in order to provide judicial officers with the most comprehensive information to be used in the consideration of the placement and custody of a child. - Amends TCA Title 37, Chapter 1, Part 1.

HB 1783 requires Tennessee's Department of Children's Services and other relevant agencies (like schools, courts, and law enforcement) to provide court-appointed special advocates (CASAs) with full access to all records about a child, parents, or involved parties within 10 business days of a request. This applies to all current and historical information, excluding active criminal investigations. The bill aims to give CASAs complete, unredacted data to support their role in informing judges about a child's welfare during custody and placement decisions. It directly affects CASAs, child welfare agencies, and judicial officers making family court rulings.