Minnesota HF4662 modifies family law to prioritize temporary relief for parents denied parenting time or financial support.

Minnesota HF4662 amends family law to require courts to prioritize temporary relief for parents denied parenting time for 14 consecutive days or more, or unreasonably denied financial support. The court must consider credible allegations of domestic abuse, substance abuse, maltreatment findings, or neglect as a basis for temporary relief. A priority hearing must be held within 30 days of the request. The court may also order temporary child support if requested.

Minnesota HF4662 modifies family law to prioritize temporary relief for parents denied parenting time or financial support.

Minnesota HF4662 amends family law to require courts to prioritize temporary relief for parents denied parenting time for 14 consecutive days or more, or unreasonably denied financial support. The court must consider credible allegations of domestic abuse, substance abuse, maltreatment findings, or neglect as a basis for temporary relief. A priority hearing must be held within 30 days of the request. The court may also order temporary child support if requested.