Parenting time determinations provisions modifications

Summary

The bill amends Minnesota family law to establish a rebuttable presumption that, absent agreement or safety concerns, each parent should receive roughly half of a child's time. It sets guidelines for courts to follow, outlines when the presumption can be deviated from, and adds procedural safeguards for parenting‑time disputes. The changes affect divorcing or separating parents, children, and the courts that decide custody and visitation.

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