Requirements for a temporary order in a family law case modified.
Introduction and first reading, referred to Judiciary Finance and Civil Law
Summary
The bill changes Minnesota family law to give priority to expedited hearings for temporary orders when a party credibly alleges they have been denied parenting time for 14 consecutive days or more, or have been unreasonably denied necessary financial resources during a pending divorce. Courts must schedule such a hearing within 30 days of the request and may also order temporary child support when temporary parenting time is granted. The rule also directs courts to consider credible abuse, substance‑use, maltreatment or neglect evidence when deciding on parenting‑time issues.
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