Minnesota HF4660 modifies parenting time determinations by allowing flexible calculation methods and setting a rebuttable presumption for equal.

Minnesota HF4660 modifies parenting time determinations by allowing courts to calculate parenting time based on overnights or other methods if a parent has significant time periods without overnights. It establishes a rebuttable presumption that a child should receive at least 50 percent of parenting time with each parent, unless impractical. The bill prohibits courts from limiting parenting time based solely on a parent's inability to pay support, the age of the child, or the parent's marital status. It also mandates specific parenting time schedules unless restricted by a professional.

Minnesota HF4660 modifies parenting time determinations by allowing flexible calculation methods and setting a rebuttable presumption for equal.

Minnesota HF4660 modifies parenting time determinations by allowing courts to calculate parenting time based on overnights or other methods if a parent has significant time periods without overnights. It establishes a rebuttable presumption that a child should receive at least 50 percent of parenting time with each parent, unless impractical. The bill prohibits courts from limiting parenting time based solely on a parent's inability to pay support, the age of the child, or the parent's marital status. It also mandates specific parenting time schedules unless restricted by a professional.