Minnesota SF4039 regulates the use of parenting consultants in family court cases, ensuring their decisions are non-binding and not admissible in.

Minnesota SF4039 amends the state's statutes to regulate the use of parenting consultants in family court cases. The bill ensures that any decisions made by a parenting consultant are not binding on the parties involved and cannot be admitted as evidence in court. The consultant's role is limited to assisting and guiding the parties in resolving parenting time disputes and other parenting conflicts. The bill also allows parties to discharge a parenting consultant by providing written notice to the consultant, the court, and all other parties.

Minnesota SF4039 regulates the use of parenting consultants in family court cases, ensuring their decisions are non-binding and not admissible in.

Minnesota SF4039 amends the state's statutes to regulate the use of parenting consultants in family court cases. The bill ensures that any decisions made by a parenting consultant are not binding on the parties involved and cannot be admitted as evidence in court. The consultant's role is limited to assisting and guiding the parties in resolving parenting time disputes and other parenting conflicts. The bill also allows parties to discharge a parenting consultant by providing written notice to the consultant, the court, and all other parties.