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What does joint physical custody mean in Minnesota?

Joint physical custody means that both parents will care for the children on a day to day basis. Sometimes joint physical custody means an equal parenting time schedule, but not always.

Can a child testify in a custody hearing in MN?

Minnesota judges are reluctant to allow children to testify about custodial preferences in the courtroom. Children can suffer psychological harm if the court places them in a position where they must state a preference between two parents sitting in front of them.

What is stipulation letter?

A stipulation is an agreement between two parties that is submitted to the judge for approval. It eliminates the need to go to court and have a judge decide an issue. A written Stipulation and Order includes the parties agreement, both of their docHubd signatures, and the judges signature.

Does an ROP give a father custody rights in MN?

No. The ROP does not automatically give the father any right to custody or parenting time (visitation). But it does give him the right to ask a court for custody or parenting time. After signing a ROP, the mother continues to have sole legal and sole physical custody of the child.