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Friday, 30 May 2008 00:00 |
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In Minnesota, if you have children and you and the other parent cannot come to an agreement with respect to custody and parenting time, chances are your case will be subject to a custody and parenting time evaluation.
A custody and parenting time evaluation is usually conducted by the county's court services department or by a private evaluator. For example, cases in Hennepin County are usually referred to Hennepin County Family Court Services, where an evaluation is conducted by an employee of that department. In other counties, such as Dakota, Scott, and Carver, evaluations are usually conducted by private individuals who contract with the parties for their services.
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Read more... [Custody and Parenting Time Evaluations]
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Monday, 26 May 2008 00:00 |
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If you have persistent and significant disputes over parenting time, the court may appoint a parenting time expeditor to your case. A "PTE", as it is also known, is unique in that he or she has the authority to make a binding decision concerning parenting time by which both parties must abide. Some important aspects of the statute are below:
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Read more... [Parenting Time Expeditor in Minnesota]
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