Minnesota HF4910 removes the sanction of driver's license revocation for failure to pay child support.
Minnesota HF4910 amends the state's family law to remove the sanction of driver's license revocation for failure to pay child support. The bill modifies the conditions under which a driver's license may be suspended or limited due to nonpayment of child support. It allows courts or child support magistrates to consider specific circumstances before suspending a driver's license, such as the obligor's compliance with a payment agreement or the potential harmful effects on the obligor or joint children.
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