Minnesota HF2937 regulates the use of parenting consultants in family court cases, ensuring their decisions are not binding or admissible in court.
Minnesota HF2937 amends the state statutes to regulate the use of parenting consultants in family court cases. These consultants, who must meet specific qualifications, are neutral third parties hired by the parties to resolve parenting time disputes. The bill ensures that decisions made by parenting consultants are not binding on the parties and are not admissible in court. Additionally, the court cannot be bound by these decisions when implementing custody and parenting time orders.
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