Minnesota HF4150 restricts delegation of parental or guardian powers to another person.

Minnesota HF4150 amends family law by restricting the delegation of parental or guardian powers to another person. A parent, legal custodian, or nonprofessional guardian may delegate powers for up to one year, excluding marriage or adoption consent. A professional guardian may delegate powers for up to 30 days. The delegating parent must inform the other parent of the delegation unless there is an existing order for protection. The bill also prohibits delegation to individuals charged with or convicted of crimes against minors.

Minnesota HF4150 restricts delegation of parental or guardian powers to another person.

Minnesota HF4150 amends family law by restricting the delegation of parental or guardian powers to another person. A parent, legal custodian, or nonprofessional guardian may delegate powers for up to one year, excluding marriage or adoption consent. A professional guardian may delegate powers for up to 30 days. The delegating parent must inform the other parent of the delegation unless there is an existing order for protection. The bill also prohibits delegation to individuals charged with or convicted of crimes against minors.