Minnesota SF4923 modifies parenting time determinations to prioritize child's best interests.
Minnesota SF4923 amends provisions related to parenting time determinations. It directs courts to consider various factors, including the child's needs, the history of each parent's care, and the child's reasonable preference. The bill emphasizes joint legal custody unless domestic abuse is present. It also mandates detailed findings and explanations from the court on each factor considered. The court must not prefer one parent over the other based on gender and must recognize diverse ways parents can nurture their children.
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