Minnesota SF4833 modifies parenting time determinations in family law cases.

Minnesota SF4833 amends parenting time determinations in family law cases by allowing courts to calculate parenting time based on overnights or other methods if a parent has significant time periods without overnights. The court must consider the child's age and may increase parenting time gradually if the child has minimal contact with a parent. The court must maximize parenting time for each parent, aiming for 50 percent unless specific conditions apply. The court cannot limit parenting time based solely on the child's age or a parent's marital status.

Minnesota SF4833 modifies parenting time determinations in family law cases.

Minnesota SF4833 amends parenting time determinations in family law cases by allowing courts to calculate parenting time based on overnights or other methods if a parent has significant time periods without overnights. The court must consider the child's age and may increase parenting time gradually if the child has minimal contact with a parent. The court must maximize parenting time for each parent, aiming for 50 percent unless specific conditions apply. The court cannot limit parenting time based solely on the child's age or a parent's marital status.