Minnesota SF4922 modifies family law to expedite hearings for temporary relief in cases of denied parenting time or financial support.

Minnesota SF4922 amends family law to prioritize hearings for temporary relief in cases where a party has been denied parenting time for 14 consecutive days or more, or has been unreasonably denied financial resources or support. The court must hold a priority hearing within 30 days of the request. This change aims to provide quicker access to temporary relief for affected parties.

Minnesota SF4922 modifies family law to expedite hearings for temporary relief in cases of denied parenting time or financial support.

Minnesota SF4922 amends family law to prioritize hearings for temporary relief in cases where a party has been denied parenting time for 14 consecutive days or more, or has been unreasonably denied financial resources or support. The court must hold a priority hearing within 30 days of the request. This change aims to provide quicker access to temporary relief for affected parties.