Minnesota HF102 modifies child support redirection rules, detailing notice requirements and contest procedures.

Minnesota HF102 amends the law to specify when a public authority must redirect child support payments to a caregiver. The public authority must send written notice to the obligor, obligee, and caregiver, detailing the redirection. If fewer than all children reside with the caregiver, only the proportional share is redirected. The obligee or obligor can contest the redirection if the court order is no longer in effect, if the redirection is not in the child's best interest, or if the child is under an out-of-home placement plan needing support to maintain the obligee's home.

Minnesota HF102 modifies child support redirection rules, detailing notice requirements and contest procedures.

Minnesota HF102 amends the law to specify when a public authority must redirect child support payments to a caregiver. The public authority must send written notice to the obligor, obligee, and caregiver, detailing the redirection. If fewer than all children reside with the caregiver, only the proportional share is redirected. The obligee or obligor can contest the redirection if the court order is no longer in effect, if the redirection is not in the child's best interest, or if the child is under an out-of-home placement plan needing support to maintain the obligee's home.