Minnesota SF4752 requires parents to remain liable for child support after their parental rights are terminated.
Minnesota SF4752 amends child support laws to ensure that parents whose parental rights are terminated remain liable for any unpaid child support. This includes any balance owed under a court order at the time of termination. The bill takes effect August 1, 2026, and applies to terminations ordered after that date.
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