Minnesota SF4825 restricts delegation of parental powers by prohibiting certain individuals from delegating powers.
Minnesota SF4825 amends the delegation of power by parents or guardians of minors. It prohibits individuals charged with or convicted of crimes against minors from delegating powers. A parent or guardian can delegate powers for up to one year, except for marriage or adoption consent. A professional guardian can delegate for up to 30 days. The delegating individual must be a U.S. citizen and must notify the other parent unless specific conditions apply.
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