Relating to the Uniform Unregulated Child Custody Transfer Act; creating criminal offenses.

HB 1892 creates criminal penalties for unregulated transfers of child custody in Texas. It defines "unregulated custody transfer" as moving a child between states without court approval, targeting individuals or agencies (like intermediaries) who facilitate such transfers without legal oversight. The law specifically prohibits actions like moving a child across state lines without a court order, with penalties including fines or jail time for violations. It applies to all children under 18, except cases governed by federal Indian Child Welfare Act protections. The bill aims to prevent illegal custody arrangements by establishing clear criminal consequences for unauthorized transfers.